Identifying
negative thoughts and replacing them with constructive ones
Which of the following BEST defines self-concept? A. THE IMAGE A PERSON SEEN BY OTHERS B. THE AMOUNT OF VALUE A PERSON PLACES ON ONESELF C. A PERSON'S VIEW OF BEHAVIOR, ABILITIES, AND TRAITS
A PERSON'S VIEW OF BEHAVIOR, ABILITIES, AND TRAITS
What are the three elements that make up the POWER TRIAD?
THOUGHTS, FEELINGS, AND ACTIONS
It
is the stage when identity and independence are developed
Which of the following is NOT considered a stressor? A. DEATH OF A LOVED ONE B. CONFLICT WITH CLOSE FRIEND C. WATCHING TV D. BREAKUP WITH A LOVE ONE
WATCHING TV
Prioritizing
tasks and adjusting plans, because it gives structure
Practicing
relaxation techniques before and during discussions
Which development stage covers the age from 40 years to retirement?
MIDDLE ADULTHOOD
To
practice self-control and make good decisions
Identifying
skills to improve and seeking guidance from mentors, because it builds
readiness
Which developmental stage is described as the transition from childhood to adulthood with rapid physical changes and emotional adjustments? A. EARLY ADULTHOOD B. ADOLESCENCE C. MIDDLE CHILDHOOD
ADOLESCENCE
It
is the situation when a person’s beliefs and actual experiences do not align.
Thoughts
influencing feelings, and feelings influencing actions
Always
prioritize your feelings over logical thinking
What is the degree to which a person's self-concept matches reality according to Carl Rogers? A. SELF-IMAGE B. CONGRUENCE C. INCONGRUENCE
CONGRUENCE
Because
it values effort and self-worth regardless of performance
Which term refers to the body's response to anything that makes us feel threatened or pressured? CLUE: STARTS WITH LETTER S
STRESS
It
reduces the chance of the messages driving harmful cycles
Why is it important to recognize the connection between your thoughts, feelings, and actions? A. IT HELPS YOU CONTROL EXTERNAL EVENTS IN YOUR SURROUNDING B. IT ENABLES YOU TO RESPOND IN WAYS TO IMPROVE SITUATIONS
IT ENABLES YOU TO RESPOND IN WAYS THAT IMPROVE SITUATIONS
Feelings
affected actions, which then affected thoughts
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