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PSY 110 Week 4 Homework
The purpose of this assignment is for you to apply what you learned through the activities and chapter readings. Reflect on the results from the different activities you completed this week and on how to improve your academic and life skills.
Complete the Week 4 Homework in McGraw-Hill Connect® Week 4 Activities and Assignments folder.
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Note: You have two attempts available to complete the assignment. The highest scored attempt will be recorded. Grades must be transferred manually to the gradebook by your instructor. Don’t worry, this might happen after your due date.
Select all that apply. When you have low self-esteem, you are more likely to:
Check All That Apply
- Fail to determine goals and/or map out specific steps needed to achieve the goals.Fail to determine goals and/or map out specific steps needed to achieve the goals.
- Avoid and delay making decisions and second-guess your decisions.Avoid and delay making decisions and second-guess your decisions.
- Find constructive take-aways from failure.Find constructive take-aways from failure.
- Beat yourself up for not meeting some higher standard.
Which of the following best defines self-image?
Multiple Choice
How others perceive you
How much you value yourself and respect your self-image
How you view yourself, your abilities, and accomplishments
How much you are willing to do something for yourself
Which of the following best defines self-esteem?
Multiple Choice
How much you value yourself and respect your self-image
How much you are willing to do something for yourself
How you view yourself, your abilities, and accomplishments
How others perceive you
Working on achieving a higher self-esteem can translate into
Multiple Choice
having the internal confidence needed to persevere and overcome academic challenges.
responding to negative people or influences with caution.
a higher sense of failure in academic achievements.
lacking the internal confidence needed to persevere and overcome academic challenges.
People with low self-esteem
Multiple Choice
find constructive take-aways from failure.
feel empowered and in control of your future.
make informed decisions and accept the consequences of taking risks.
avoid and delay making decisions and second-guess their decisions.
People with high self-esteem
Multiple Choice
dwell on negative outcomes.
simply give up without even trying.
feel empowered and in control of their future.
avoid and delay making decisions and second-guess their decisions.