Quiz 2

A  False

B  True

A  ignore their weaknesses.

B  see who they really are, but try to change.​

C  shrug off failures as no big deal.​

D  emphasize their weaknesses.​

A  his failures in science, law, or math would discourage him.

B  having to try hard at something does not build self-esteem.

C  he can reach his unique potential and build self-esteem by building on his strengths and dominant talents.​

D  he will receive more support from language arts mentors.​

A  Jane constantly seeks ways to prove herself, not acknowledging accomplishments she has already achieved.​

B  Norman puts up with a significant amount of verbal abuse from his friends.

C  Mary sets unrealistic goals for herself in order to challenge herself to greater accomplishments.​

D  Tim is proud of his accomplishments, recognizes and enjoys what he has done well, and does not need the recognition of others to feel good about those accomplishments.​

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  relatively unstable throughout life and difficult to change.

B  dependent upon the individual’s communication style.

C  necessary to create and maintain effective interpersonal relations with others.

D  more easily achievable for someone who is low in dominance and high in sociability.

A  develop awareness of your own communication style.

B  tell the other person how they can accommodate your style.

C  communicate your frustration to your manager.

D  analyze the other person’s behavior.