Question 1

Describe a mentor.

Accepted Answer

A mentor is someone who walks us through

Question 2

People who have high self-esteem are more likely to succeed in achieving their personal goals because:

Accepted Answer

A) they are motivated by a need to compensate through achievement. 
B) they are driven by a desire to see their dreams and goals achieved. 
C) they focus their energies on a single strength to make up for their overall weaknesses. 
D) they work hard to measure up to others' achievements and goals. 
A) they are motivated by a need to compensate through achievement. 
B) they are driven by a desire to see their dreams and goals achieved. 
C) they focus their energies on a single strength to make up for their overall weaknesses. 
D) they work hard to measure up to others' achievements and goals.

Question 3

What happens when the ideal self and the real self are not close to each other?

Accepted Answer

When the real self and ideal s

Question 4

How did Carl Rogers revolutionize the way psychologists thought of therapy?

Accepted Answer

A) He developed theories about the inferiority complex and about compensation for feelings of deficiency compared with others. 
B) He believed clients understood their own problems and experiences, and that the therapist's role was that of a consultant in assisting client treatment. 
C) He refined social learning theory to say that personality comes from an interaction of the individual with his or her environment. 
D) He developed the theory of the self-fulfilling prophecy. 
A) He developed theories about the inferiority complex and about compensation for feelings of deficiency compared with others. 
B) He believed clients understood their own problems and experiences, and that the therapist's role was that of a consultant in assisting client treatment. 
C) He refined social learning theory to say that personality comes from an interaction of the individual with his or her environment. 
D) He developed the theory of the self-fulfilling prophecy.

Question 5

What is unconditional positive regard?

Accepted Answer

A) The acceptance of individuals as worthy when they behave in a certain way. 
B) The acceptance of individuals as worthy and valuable regardless of their behavior. 
C) The attempt by parents to improve their children's behavior by comparing them to others. 
D) The rejection of children by their parents as inherently worthless unless otherwise proven by their behavior. 
A) The acceptance of individuals as worthy when they behave in a certain way. 
B) The acceptance of individuals as worthy and valuable regardless of their behavior. 
C) The attempt by parents to improve their children's behavior by comparing them to others. 
D) The rejection of children by their parents as inherently worthless unless otherwise proven by their behavior.

Question 6

The acceptance of individuals as worthy and valuable regardless of their behavior is referred to as ____.

Accepted Answer

unconditio

Question 7

Why do some people brag about themselves?

Accepted Answer

Most people who always need to talk abou

Question 8

Which of the following best describes the act of compensating?

Accepted Answer

A) It is the practice of acting ethically while understanding your actions are part of the larger, interactive picture of your workplace, community, and world. 
B) It is the practice of focusing on a single strength to make up for the real or perceived weaknesses. 
C) It is the practice of presenting a more positive real self to make up for a negative looking-glass self. 
D) It is the practice of allowing people to more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from them. 
A) It is the practice of acting ethically while understanding your actions are part of the larger, interactive picture of your workplace, community, and world. 
B) It is the practice of focusing on a single strength to make up for the real or perceived weaknesses. 
C) It is the practice of presenting a more positive real self to make up for a negative looking-glass self. 
D) It is the practice of allowing people to more readily accept their co-workers and take criticism from them.

Question 9

Self-image can be programmed by the things you say to yourself or others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Psychological research finds that people with _____ self-esteem often feel self-conscious and vulnerable to rejection.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Psychological research finds that people with _____...

Question 11

How will procrastination affect an individual?

Accepted Answer

Procrastination can hurt self-

Question 12

What is self-esteem?

Accepted Answer

A) It is the regard in which you hold yourself. 
B) It is invariably the same as the self-concept. 
C) It is what you assume others see when they look at you. 
D) It is the way you truly are when nobody is around to approve of your actions. 
A) It is the regard in which you hold yourself. 
B) It is invariably the same as the self-concept. 
C) It is what you assume others see when they look at you. 
D) It is the way you truly are when nobody is around to approve of your actions.

Question 13

Seeing yourself as being efficient in a particular field is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) cognitive dissonance. 
B) self-concept. 
C) self-disclosure. 
D) self-effacing. 
A) cognitive dissonance. 
B) self-concept. 
C) self-disclosure. 
D) self-effacing.

Question 14

When Delilah got a D grade in one of her papers, she said to herself, "I should have studied instead of watching movies all night long with my friends; I'll do better next time." From this comment we can conclude that Delilah has an external locus of control.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Self-fulfilling prophecies can come from your "buy-in" or taking as fact the beliefs that others hold about you.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Having a healthy self-concept means not allowing yourself to be a slave to other people's opinions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

How does reading biographies of people you admire help you achieve higher self-esteem?

Accepted Answer

We can pick up many self-esteem hints by

Question 18

Developing your self-awareness is typically a process of:

Accepted Answer

A) giving positive self-suggestions. 
B) establishing an external locus of control. 
C) assuming a more positive looking-glass self. 
D) discovering your real self. 
A) giving positive self-suggestions. 
B) establishing an external locus of control. 
C) assuming a more positive looking-glass self. 
D) discovering your real self.

Question 19

True mentoring involves two people communicating well, one mostly teaching and the other mostly learning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

To minimize the effects of the vicious cycle of negative self-concept leading to negative behavior, you must analyze who started the cycle.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Describe a mentor.

People who have high self-esteem are more likely to succeed in achieving their personal goals because:

What happens when the ideal self and the real self are not close to each other?

How did Carl Rogers revolutionize the way psychologists thought of therapy?

What is unconditional positive regard?

The acceptance of individuals as worthy and valuable regardless of their behavior is referred to as ____.

Why do some people brag about themselves?

Which of the following best describes the act of compensating?

Self-image can be programmed by the things you say to yourself or others.

Psychological research finds that people with _____ self-esteem often feel self-conscious and vulnerable to rejection.

How will procrastination affect an individual?

What is self-esteem?

Seeing yourself as being efficient in a particular field is an example of:

When Delilah got a D grade in one of her papers, she said to herself, "I should have studied instead of watching movies all night long with my friends; I'll do better next time." From this comment we can conclude that Delilah has an external locus of control.

Self-fulfilling prophecies can come from your "buy-in" or taking as fact the beliefs that others hold about you.

Having a healthy self-concept means not allowing yourself to be a slave to other people's opinions.

How does reading biographies of people you admire help you achieve higher self-esteem?

Developing your self-awareness is typically a process of:

True mentoring involves two people communicating well, one mostly teaching and the other mostly learning.

To minimize the effects of the vicious cycle of negative self-concept leading to negative behavior, you must analyze who started the cycle.

Human Relations: a Background

Self-Awareness and Self-Disclosure

Attitudes and Values in Human Relations

Motivation: Increasing Productivity

Communication and Human Relations

People, Groups, and Teams

Achieving Emotional Control

Individual and Organizational Change

Creativity and Human Relations

Conflict Management

Stress and Stress Management

Your External and Internal Customers

Human Relations in a World of Diversity

Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Maintaining Workplace Health and Success

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

Describe a mentor.

People who have high self-esteem are more likely to succeed in achieving their personal goals because:

What happens when the ideal self and the real self are not close to each other?

How did Carl Rogers revolutionize the way psychologists thought of therapy?

What is unconditional positive regard?

The acceptance of individuals as worthy and valuable regardless of their behavior is referred to as ____.

Why do some people brag about themselves?

Which of the following best describes the act of compensating?

Self-image can be programmed by the things you say to yourself or others.

Psychological research finds that people with _____ self-esteem often feel self-conscious and vulnerable to rejection.

How will procrastination affect an individual?

What is self-esteem?

Seeing yourself as being efficient in a particular field is an example of:

When Delilah got a D grade in one of her papers, she said to herself, "I should have studied instead of watching movies all night long with my friends; I'll do better next time." From this comment we can conclude that Delilah has an external locus of control.

Self-fulfilling prophecies can come from your "buy-in" or taking as fact the beliefs that others hold about you.

Having a healthy self-concept means not allowing yourself to be a slave to other people's opinions.

How does reading biographies of people you admire help you achieve higher self-esteem?

Developing your self-awareness is typically a process of:

True mentoring involves two people communicating well, one mostly teaching and the other mostly learning.

To minimize the effects of the vicious cycle of negative self-concept leading to negative behavior, you must analyze who started the cycle.

Human Relations: a Background

Self-Awareness and Self-Disclosure

Attitudes and Values in Human Relations

Motivation: Increasing Productivity

Communication and Human Relations

People, Groups, and Teams

Achieving Emotional Control

Individual and Organizational Change

Creativity and Human Relations

Conflict Management

Stress and Stress Management

Your External and Internal Customers

Human Relations in a World of Diversity

Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Maintaining Workplace Health and Success

Filters