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29 Cards in this Set
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Which of the following statements is true about self-respect?
doubt and fear diminish self-respect does not require that you like yourself built on seeing yourself in negative ways defined by your negative feelings about yourself |
doubt and fear diminish self respect
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Which of the following strategies is NOT a way to demonstrate respect at work?
be courteous toward others disregard other people's thoughts and opinions be sensitive to other people's feelings be considerate of other people's preferences |
disregard other people's thoughts and opinions
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All of the following are trust busters in a work environment EXCEPT:
integrity insincerity poor work ethic self-absorbed behavior |
integrity
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The ability to adapt or respond to changes is called:
flexibility trust sincerity gossip |
flexibility
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A deeply held, positive feeling experienced when an individual recognizes traits of character, goodness or competence in oneself or others is a characteristic referred to as:
respect integrity commitment trustworthiness |
respect
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Pride in oneself based on the conviction that one is competent to live a productive and meaningful life, as evaluated by others, is called:
integrity self-esteem self-respect blind spot |
self-esteem
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Career resilience is developed by solving problems and:
reducing stress avoiding mistakes learning from mistakes choosing the most popular decision |
learning from mistakes
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Which of the following is NOT true about a person with integrity?
lives with ethical standards always has advanced education is consistent in his or her character has a moral compass that guides decisions |
always has an advanced education
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Negative self-esteem could be represented by:
accepting risk telling the truth bending the truth keeping commitments |
bending the truth
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In order to develop self-respect, you should begin with:
avoiding stress lowering your standards hanging out with negative people committing to seeing yourself in positive ways |
committing to seeing yourself in positive ways
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Being persistent means:
changing all the time seeing yourself in positive ways holding others in high regard staying the course, not giving up |
staying the course, not giving up
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An example of a good life choice could be to:
focus on fears abuse alcohol focus on opportunities stay in an abusive relationship |
focus on opportunities
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All of the following statements describe methods to build self-respect EXCEPT:
resisting negative influences seeking out other positive people feeling down about yourself and others accepting and embracing change |
feeling down about yourself and others
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Integrity in simple terms could be described as:
inconsistency of character doing the right thing possessing a genius level of intellect deciding to act ethically only when it suits you |
doing the right thing
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Negative aspects of our personal character that we are unaware of but others can see are referred to as:
setbacks self-esteem positive traits blind spots |
blind spots
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Which of the following actions would diminish trust within a work environment?
gossip respect sincerity consistency |
gossip
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An effective way to build trust is to:
tell half-truths be straightforward and open be closed to the ideas of others seek personal gain above shared gain |
be straightforward and open
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Responding calmly versus reacting impulsively represents a person who is practicing:
emotional control insincerity reliability enthusiasm |
emotional control
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The personal capacity to turn setbacks into comebacks is referred to as:
trust integrity resilience commitment |
resilience
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Meeting life's new challenges can be assisted by:
acting before thinking focusing on fears versus opportunities choosing insincerity and shoddiness in work focusing attention and action to achieve a meaningful goal |
focusing attention and action to achieve a meaningful goal
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Having integrity means acting ethically only when it suits you.
True False |
False
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You can respect your co-worker without liking him or her.
True False |
True
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Gossiping about your co-workers is one of the most effective ways to build trust in the workplace.
True False |
False
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Resilience is a personal quality that can be developed over time.
True False |
True
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Avoiding life's challenges is a recipe for career success.
True False |
False
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Self-respect is the personal affirmation of one's own positive traits.
True False |
True
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It is possible to truly respect others without respecting yourself.
True False |
False
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Positive self-esteem enables you to live and work with confidence.
True False |
True
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Commitment is required to achieve personal goals.
True False |
True
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