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Froggy Jumps Q AND AOnline version PerDev by Kimi Amador 1 What is self-esteem? a Your belief in achieving specific goals b Your evaluation of your own worth c The roles you play in social situations 2 Maria feels down and unaccepted by others after failing an exam. This best describes: a High self-esteem b Self-efficacy c Negative self-esteem 3 Self-efficacy refers to your belief in your ability to: a Evaluate your worth as a person b Tell others how to behave c Succeed and perform well in specific tasks 4 Which of Bandura's 5 sources of self-efficacy involves watching someone else succeed at a task? a Performance Experiences b Verbal Persuasion c Vicarious Performances 5 Your coach tells you that you are good enough to win the competition. This example of self-efficacy is called: a Imaginal Performances b Verbal Persuasion c Affective States 6 Self-esteem implies that a person believes he or she is better than others. This statement is: a True — self-esteem is about superiority b False — self-esteem only means believing you are a person of worth c None of the above 7 You act differently around your teachers than you do with your close friends. According to Dan McAdam, this is an example of: a Self as Motivated Agent b Self as Autobiographical Author c Self as Social Actor 8 Which dimension of self involves a person's dreams, desires, and planned goals for the future? a Self as Social Actor b Self as Autobiographical Author c Self as Motivated Agent 9 When you visualize or imagine yourself succeeding at a task, which source of self-efficacy are you using? a Imaginal Performances b Affective States & Physical Sensations c Performance Experiences 10 'I was a shy child, but I am now more confident, and I want to become a public speaker someday.' This best describes which dimension of self? a Self as Motivated Agent b Self as Autobiographical Author c Self as Social Actor

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by Kimi Amador

What is self-esteem?

Maria feels down and unaccepted by others after failing an exam. This best describes:

Self-efficacy refers to your belief in your ability to:

Which of Bandura's 5 sources of self-efficacy involves watching someone else succeed at a task?

Your coach tells you that you are good enough to win the competition. This example of self-efficacy is called:

Self-esteem implies that a person believes he or she is better than others. This statement is:

You act differently around your teachers than you do with your close friends. According to Dan McAdam, this is an example of:

Which dimension of self involves a person's dreams, desires, and planned goals for the future?

When you visualize or imagine yourself succeeding at a task, which source of self-efficacy are you using?

'I was a shy child, but I am now more confident, and I want to become a public speaker someday.' This best describes which dimension of self?