Professional ID II midterm

Question 1

I can’t be a vet anymore. I’m not cut out for this. I’m dropping out of vet school.

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Diffusion

Question 2

It’s no surprise I didn’t pass NAVLE. I’ve been working military. I didn’t finish my previous degree, so I can’t be vet.

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Diffusion

Question 3

All resources are applicable to every supercomplexity

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False

Question 4

Activities in the social-political domain

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Relatings

Question 5

Range of intensity and more than one at a time

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Feelings

Question 6

Pro-social orientation is NOT associated with…

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Greater income

Question 7

I may want to do LA, maybe SA, so maybe since I like both Mixed Animal, but maybe equine specialty

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Moratorium

Question 8

Influenced by beliefs, memories, experiences, values.

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Feelings

Question 9

Actions and relations involving human or nonhuman bodies, objects, physical artifacts like computers, etc.

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Doings

Question 10

Which of the following is considered a supercomplexity in vet med?

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All of the above

Question 11

High commitment to new identity and high exploration of new career options.Accept new career and take action

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Identity achievement

Question 12

Notions of what is good are at the heart of making decisions about what is right. “Pragmatic, variable, context, action”

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Professional knowledge and ethics are intertwined

Question 13

Goleman’s five constructs of emotional intelligence: emotional tendencies that guide or facilitate reaching goals.

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Motivation

Question 14

Originate in prefrontal cortex

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Feelings

Question 15

Overt or unspoken understandings about knowledge, about how things are, or should be done. Understand and be understood.

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Sayings

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT part of the “dropping anchor” strategy of handling difficult thoughts and feelings?

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Workability: When you let the thoughts guide you, where do they take you?

Question 17

Goleman’s five constructs of emotional intelligence: knowing one’s internal states, preferences, resources, intuitions.

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Self-awareness

Question 18

Purpose is a mechanism through which stable identity contributes to…

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Well-being

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT part of the current climate within vet med?

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Diversity reflects global population

Question 20

I’m a vet.

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Achievement

Question 21

What happens when you trust your internal voice?

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Shape reaction to manage external sources, Refine beliefs, values, identities, and relationships

Question 22

A way for the body to let us know whether our needs have been met or not.

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Feelings

Question 23

Look at the rural vet med lecture on your own because I cannot find a way to effectively ask questions from this lecture

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True

Question 24

Associated with amygdala, autonomic nervous system

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Emotions

Question 25

Goleman’s five constructs of emotional intelligence: awareness of others’ feelings, needs, concerns.

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Empathy

Question 26

Which of the following is not part of cognitive fusion with reasons

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Positive self-judgement (Ex. I’m smarter)

Question 27

High commitment towards new career identity, low exploration activity. Accepted career change, unmotivated to start.

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Identity foreclosure

Question 28

Goleman’s five constructs of emotional intelligence: managing one’s internal states/impulses. Being accoountable

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Self-management/regulation

Question 29

Which of the following is not part of cognitive fusion with the future?

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Dwelling on painful memories; rumination, regret, hurt, loss, failure

Question 30

Which of the following is a purpose supercomplexity in vet med?

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All of the above

Question 31

Physiological state of arousal, a visceral reaction

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Emotions

Question 32

Which of the following is true of cognitive fusion?

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Entangled with and pushed around by our thoughts

Question 33

Which of the following is not part of cognitive fusion with Self-concept

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Reasons why not (ex. I’m too tired)

Question 34

Low commitment to new identity but high level of engagement in new opportunities so are more knowledgeable of options.

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Identity moratorium

Question 35

Activities in the material-economic domain

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Doings

Question 36

Activites involving relationships with other people including clients, communities of practice such as the profession.

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Relatings

Question 37

Purpose commitment is associated with…

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Sadness

Question 38

Goleman’s five constructs of emotional intelligence: adeptness at inducing desirable responses in others

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Social skills

Question 39

Anger, fear, sadness, happiness, disgust, surprise.

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Emotions

Question 40

Which of the following is not part of cognitive fusion with the past?

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Worrying about events that haven’t occurred yet

Question 41

Know the difference between ethics and morality. It’s not defined in the ppt, but you should know anyways

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True

Question 42

Which of the following does not help you towards your values?

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Hook into thoughts and allow them to steer your life

Question 43

Which of the following is not a strategy to defuse Cognitive fusion thoughts?

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Wallowing: let the thoughts consume you

Question 44

I want to be a vet because my parents want me to be a vet

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Foreclosure

Question 45

Most veterinary students plan to work rurally

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False

Question 46

Direction is stable and generalizable intention to accomplish something that is meaningful to self and the world beyond

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False

Question 47

Service-oriented purpose can be predictive of…

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All of the above

Question 48

Without abandoning competence, explore people’s abilities to do what you need right now.

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Professional practice is situated, temporal, and embodied

Question 49

Low commitment to new identity. Low motivation to explore new options. Overwhelmed/unaware of possibilities.

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Identity diffusion

Question 50

Activities in the cultural-discursive domain

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Sayings

Question 51

Short-term, fleeting, involuntary, reactive.

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Emotions

Question 52

Professional identity within vet med practice is more likely to decrease your well-being

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False

Question 53

Reflects something more profound about intentionality of all sayings, doings, and relatings.

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Professional practice is always relational

Question 54

Which of the following is NOT an example of values?

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What you want to achieve or accomplish in your life

Question 55

Which of the following is not listed as a context of supercomplexities in vet med?

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Licensure

Question 56

Which of the following are “elements within vet med professional identity.

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All of the above

Question 57

Actively making meaning is an important professional identity

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Professional practice has meaning and purpose

Question 58

Which of the following is NOT an example of cognitive fusion with rules and judgements?

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Why I can’t/Won’t (ex. It’s pointless)

Professional ID II midterm

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Professional ID II midterm

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