Fill in the Blank Questions 61. _____ is the foundation of all your thoughts about yourself, including your (p. 30) Self-concept 62. The _____ self is your vision of your future self. (p. 30) ideal 63. The _____ self is the self that you assume others see when they look at you. (p. 31) looking-glass 64. _____ can be programmed by your day-to-day behavior and by the things you say to (p. 32) yourself or others. Self-image 65. The process of discovering your self is known as developing your (p. 32) real 66. According to Carl Rogers, your _____ comes from the messages you receive from (p. 32) your parents and people around you about what you should be like. ideal self 67. Rogers believed that in order to have a healthy self-concept, people need to work (p. 32-33) on making the _____ and _____ selves much closer. ideal; real 68. _____ can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself to (p. 34) be capable, sufficient, and worthy. Self-esteem 69. Most people who always need to tell about their accomplishments are actually _____ (p. 34) in some way for _____ self-esteem. compensating; low 70. Psychological research that people with _____ self-esteem may feel (p. 35) and vulnerable to rejection. lower 71. _____ self-esteem is associated with low job satisfaction and has even been linked to (p. 35) a higher likelihood of unemployment. Low 72. When people with self-esteem tackle problems, they tend to be more objective (p. 35) and constructive. high
Fill in the Blank Questions 61. (p. 30) _____ is the foundation of all your thoughts about yourself, including your Self-concept 62. (p. 30) The _____ self is your vision of your future self. ideal 63. (p. 31) The _____ self is the self that you assume others see when they look at you. looking-glass 64. (p. 32) _____ can be programmed by your day-to-day behavior and by the things you say to yourself or others. Self-image 65. (p. 32) The process of discovering your self is known as developing your real 66. (p. 32) According to Carl Rogers, your _____ comes from the messages you receive from your parents and people around you about what you should be like. ideal self 67. (p. 32-33) Rogers believed that in order to have a healthy self-concept, people need to work on making the _____ and _____ selves much closer. ideal; real 68. (p. 34) _____ can be defined as the extent to which an individual believes him- or herself to be capable, sufficient, and worthy. Self-esteem 69. (p. 34) Most people who always need to tell about their accomplishments are actually _____ in some way for _____ self-esteem. compensating; low 70. (p. 35) Psychological research that people with _____ self-esteem may feel and vulnerable to rejection. lower 71. (p. 35) _____ self-esteem is associated with low job satisfaction and has even been linked to a higher likelihood of unemployment. Low 72. (p. 35) When people with self-esteem tackle problems, they tend to be more objective and constructive. high