Exam 2: Self-Concept and Self-Esteem in Human Relations

According to Alfred Adler, the main motivation for everything people do, including efforts toward a successful career, is to get away from a deep childhood-based feeling that they are not as good as they should be.

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Question 41

Children are most likely to develop a healthy self-esteem when parents show "conditional positive regard" toward them.

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Question 42

If a student who failed in an exam has an external locus of control, how would he or she respond to the failure?

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Question 43

_____ is the foundation of all your thoughts about yourself, including your self-esteem.

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Question 44

The looking-glass self is affected by your view of reality.

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Question 45

How does one's self-concept lead to a vicious cycle?

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Question 46

_____ occurs when individuals are unable to see themselves as capable, sufficient, or worthy.

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Question 47

Lena, a former sprint runner, boasts about her speed and how she had surpassed her competitors in her prime days. Though she has not been in the best of shape for the last few years, she continues to talk about her fitness. Lena is trying to:

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Question 48

People with a(n) _____ locus of control feel that the world is happening to them, and that they have no control over the events in their lives.

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Question 49

A(n) _____ is someone who will walk you through experiences that are new to you, but that he or she has already been through.

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Question 50

When your parents and other important people treat you with ____, then you are likely to develop a healthy self-esteem.

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Question 51

In the context of Carl Rogers's theory, which of the following statements is true about self-concept?

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Question 52

Which of the following statements is true of your self-image?

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Question 53

According to Carl Rogers, your _____ comes from the messages you receive from your parents and people around you about what you should be like.

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Question 54

While forming affirmations for positive self-talk, you should be general, rather than specific.

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Question 55

Some parents present their children with a picture of how the children must act to win approval. Such parents are said to hold ____.

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Question 56

What did Alfred Adler discover about conditional positive regard?

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Question 57

Which of the following is the most effective self-esteem affirmation?

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Question 58

According to psychologist Carl Rogers, the sense of self is a guiding principle that structures the personality.

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Question 59

How do the things that you say affect your self-image?

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According to Alfred Adler, the main motivation for everything people do, including efforts toward a successful career, is to get away from a deep childhood-based feeling that they are not as good as they should be.

Children are most likely to develop a healthy self-esteem when parents show "conditional positive regard" toward them.

If a student who failed in an exam has an external locus of control, how would he or she respond to the failure?

_____ is the foundation of all your thoughts about yourself, including your self-esteem.

The looking-glass self is affected by your view of reality.

How does one's self-concept lead to a vicious cycle?

_____ occurs when individuals are unable to see themselves as capable, sufficient, or worthy.

Lena, a former sprint runner, boasts about her speed and how she had surpassed her competitors in her prime days. Though she has not been in the best of shape for the last few years, she continues to talk about her fitness. Lena is trying to:

People with a(n) _____ locus of control feel that the world is happening to them, and that they have no control over the events in their lives.

A(n) _____ is someone who will walk you through experiences that are new to you, but that he or she has already been through.

When your parents and other important people treat you with ____, then you are likely to develop a healthy self-esteem.

In the context of Carl Rogers's theory, which of the following statements is true about self-concept?

Which of the following statements is true of your self-image?

According to Carl Rogers, your _____ comes from the messages you receive from your parents and people around you about what you should be like.

While forming affirmations for positive self-talk, you should be general, rather than specific.

Some parents present their children with a picture of how the children must act to win approval. Such parents are said to hold ____.

What did Alfred Adler discover about conditional positive regard?

Which of the following is the most effective self-esteem affirmation?

According to psychologist Carl Rogers, the sense of self is a guiding principle that structures the personality.

How do the things that you say affect your self-image?

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