Quiz – Self Esteem

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Quiz – Self Esteem

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Question 1 of 15

1. Question
1. A child’s self-perception is only influenced by their immediate family.
- True
- False
Question 2 of 15

2. Question
2. Honest and accurate feedback is more effective than constant praise when building a child’s self-esteem.
- True
- False
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3. Question
3. A child’s relationship with themselves will affect the way in which they communicate about themselves with others.
- True
- False
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4. Question
4. Teachers and therapists should always try to distract a child from feeling sad or angry.
- True
- False
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5. Question
5. Protecting children from attempting tasks they may find challenging will ensure they feel good about themselves.
- True
- False
Question 6 of 15

6. Question
6. As children, our beliefs about ourselves are formed by:
- a. Feedback that we receive and critically assess
- b. Only things that we are told directly
- c. Information that is not filtered and accepted as fact
- d. Only information that is true
Question 7 of 15

7. Question
7. Children with healthy self-esteem tend to be…
- a. Arrogant
- b. Boastful
- c. Confident
- d. Doubtful
Question 8 of 15

8. Question
8. Choose the correct statement: Self-trust creates feelings of…
- a. Anxiety
- b. Embarrassment
- c. Independence
- d. Paralysis
Question 9 of 15

9. Question
9. Which of these statements describes children who treat themselves as their own best friend?
- a. They are critical of themselves
- b. They compare their performance to that of others
- c. They expect perfection from themselves
- d. They encourage themselves
Question 10 of 15

10. Question
10. Choose the incorrect statement: A child’s relationship with themselves consists of…
- a. The way others speak about them
- b. The way they treat themselves
- c. The way they speak about themselves
- d. The way they speak to themselves
Question 11 of 15

11. Question
11. Choose the statement which would discourage a child’s positive relationship with themselves:
- a. “Just suck it up and get on with it”
- b. “What could you say to yourself to help you feel calm about your test?”
- c. “What would you say to your best friend in this situation?”
- d. “What do you need?”
Question 12 of 15

12. Question
12. When children feel competent it means that they…
- a. Tell everyone how talented they are
- b. Trust themselves to cope
- c. Know they are good at everything
- d. Don’t need to ask for help
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13. Which of the following is incorrect? To be most effective, feedback given to children about their capabilities must be…
- a. Exaggerated
- b. Honest
- c. Observation based
- d. Specific
Question 14 of 15

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14. Which of the following statements about feelings is incorrect?
- a. Expressing feelings can provide relief
- b. Feelings are not good or bad, they are real
- c. Feelings give us insight into how our environment affects us
- d. Some feelings are silly or inappropriate
Question 15 of 15

15. Question
15. Feelings of fear in the learning environment can lead to…
- a. Calm
- b. Independence
- c. Paralysis
- d. Creativity