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when we see someone else succeed, our own chances of success increase
mastery experiences
physiological response
social modeling
motivation
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person's response to the physical discomforts they feel during times of uncertainty
motivation
self-efficacy
physiological response
self-determination
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Astonishment is when you feel...
great surprise
shocked and upset
extreme sadness
great happiness
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self management
to control and take responsibility for your behavior
knowing your characteristics, qualities, and feelings
understanding and reacting to the needs of others
having positive interactions with people around us
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Values are...
none of these
related to having money
not important
principles or standards of behavior
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having inconsistent thoughts or ideas
self perception
stereotype
social identity
cognitive dissonance
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Social persuasion can be either encouragement or discouragement
False
True
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not confident or hopeful about the future
empathy
norms
optimist
pessimist
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your belief in your ability to succeed
motivation
Self-determination
physiological response
self-efficacy
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a person's desire or willingness to do something
motivation
social modeling
mastery experiences
physiological response
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understanding and reacting to the needs of others
social awareness
self awareness
decision making
self-management
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What words best describe
Trust
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pleasure and happiness
reliability, truth, strength
annoyance, hostility, displeasure
expecting or predicting something
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when we succeed, our self-efficacy goes up
self-determination
mastery experiences
social persuasion
social modeling
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Recognizing the emotions you are feeling and why you are feeling them
values
emotional self awareness
empathy
pessimist
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What words best describe
Disgust
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disapproval of something that is unpleasant or offensive
annoyance, hostility, displeasure
an unexpected fact, event, or thing
unhappiness or grief
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a widely fixed, oversimplified idea of a particular type of person/thing; often offensive and can be used negatively
stereotype
categorization
personal identity
social identity
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having positive interactions with the people around us
basic emotions
emotional intelligence
self-management
relationship skills
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the way you think about yourself; a combination of how you see yourself and how you think others see you
social identity
self concept
stereotype
personal identity
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believed there were 8 basic emotions
University of California-Berkley
Robert Plutchik
Mrs. Counter
Paul Elman
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The ability to understand other people's feelings
empathy
optimist
pessimist
norms
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When we see someone else succeeding, our own self-efficacy increases
True
False
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Low self-efficacy helps a person ability to grow and develop skills
True
False
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positive statement you say to someone else
confirmation
domain
innate
values
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emotional intelligence
social emotional learning
values
pessimist
optimist
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encouragement or discouragement from another person
social modeling
physiological response
social persuasion
self-efficacy
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What is perseverance?
fairness
being creatived
finding meaning in life
Never giving up, even if it's hard
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Dismay is a feeling of...
extreme anger
great sadness
being shocked, distressed or horrified
extreme happiness
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Rage is...
uncontrollable fear
none of these
uncontrollable anger
uncontrollable joy
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understanding feelings/emotions and having the skills to manage them
empathy
emotional self awareness
norms
social emotional learning
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Resources are...
all of these
places that can help you
people that can help you
things that can help you
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Curiosity is...
uncontrollable anger
being afraid
eagerness to learn
shocked or horrified
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Assets are...
principles or standards of behavior
valuable qualities
feelings accompanied by a physical response
things a person needs help with
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believed there were 6 basic emotions
Robert Plutchik
Mrs. Counter
Paul Ekman
University of California-Berkley
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principles and standards of behavior; what is expected
values
norms
emotional self awareness
optimist
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being able to control what you feel and do
self-efficacy
self-determination
none of these
self-regulation
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a strong feeling often accompanied by a physical response
value
norm
self aware
emotion
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Adapting is...
the ability to change when needed
not a good thing
expecting or predicting something will happen
being unable to change
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People with high self-efficacy never have physiological responses,
True
False
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a way of thinking
mindset
social emotional learning
norms
emotional self awareness
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The process by which a person controls their own life
physiological response
motivation
self-determination
self-efficacy
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What words describe
anticipation
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pleasure and happiness
reliability, truth, strength
painful, threatening, or dangerous
expecting or predicting something
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in a person from the time of birth
domain
value
innate
pessimist
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researchers said there were 27 basic emotions
Mrs. Counter
Robert Plutchik
Paul Ekman
University of California-Berkley
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confident and hopeful about the future
self awareness
pessimist
optimist
values
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You cannot have self-determination without self-efficacy
False
True
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to control and take responsibility for your behavior
decision making
relationship skills
social awareness
self management
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understanding and reacting to the needs of others
social awareness
self-management
pessimism
decision making
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If you leverage something, you use it to your advantage.
True
False
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Every time we succeed, our self efficacy decreases
False
True
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groups a person has catergorized and identifies with
personal identity
self concept
social identity
cognitive dissonance
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positive statement made to yourself
empathy
optimist
confirmation
affirmation
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using guidelines to responsibly decide what to do
social awareness
decision making
optimism
self-management
