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-Unit 1 Exam Review

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1.Because abilities are learned students will change with experience
2.A leader’s willingness to take credit and blame for his/her actions is called: Accountability
3.Those that learn best by pursuing interests through an individual pace have which learning preference? Intrapersonal
4.Reading is important in the workplace because of the need to read: Instructions from the supervisor
5.When addressing someone involved in a conflict: Talk to him/her in a private location
6.Which often has the most effect on the understanding of a spoken message? Nonverbal communication
7.A person who learns best by making categories, classifying, and working with patterns, and who also likes to do experiments has which dominant learning preference? Logical/mathematical
8.Which group is most influenced by peer pressure? Teenagers
9.Which is a benefit of conflict? Differences are often settled.
10.Most ethics problems in the workplace involve: Dishonesty
11.The Family Medical Leave Act was designed to cover: Males and females
12.A natural reaction to the demands of daily life is: Stress
13.Which is an appropriate reaction to criticism? Understanding
14.According to research, attitudes toward work and personal responsibility are first formed as a/an: Preschooler
15.Getting adequate rest is related to: Improved productivity
16.When a person has a job that is enjoyable, mental health is generally: Good
17.When laid off from work, a person: may qualify for unemployment insurance.
18.Which term describes time spent reading a book or attending a day spa? Leisure time
19.What stage in the family life cycle occurs when couples decide to become parents? Childbearing
20.The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) investigates: Charges of discrimination
21.A positive self-concept is characterized by: Exercising self-discipline and self-control
22.Musical learners like to engage in: rhythm and melody.
23.The results of an interest inventory reveal: How interests match careers
24.A result of using teamwork in an organization is: Increased production and output
25.When speaking to someone at work about a conflict: use "I" messages.
26.Putting important items that need to be done first is referred to as: Prioritizing
27.Why is consensus important? Group members can support a decision and move forward.
28.Which represents ethical behavior in the workplace? Reporting a coworker who is stealing merchandise
29.A benefit paid for a limited time to eligible workers who are involuntarily unemployed is known as: Unemployment insurance
30.When a conflict arises between two coworkers, the best solution is to: communicate with the coworker to seek a solution.
31.When taking a telephone message at the workplace, it is best for the person to: Write the message down
32.To get along better with your coworkers: listen and answer questions briefly and positively
33.One condition that can be most dangerous on the job is: Inadequate rest
34.Which term describes time spent earning a living in order to support one's family? Work time
35.Which type of change is evident when a person is willing to move to a new position? Voluntary
36.Which term describes attending a ball game with one's parents? Family time
37.A person with a poor self-concept would: Be afraid of failure
38.Natural or acquired skills, or talents, describe a person’s: Abilities
39.In which stage of the family life cycle do families experience changes due to teens' school activities and need for more independence? Parenting
40.An example of a change that is beyond a person’s control is: The death of a loved one
41.What influence will self-knowledge have on a person’s life? Knowing oneself will better enable a person to make wise career and lifestyle decisions.
42.Having awareness of strengths and weaknesses in skill level helps an individual to: set appropriate goals.
43.For the employee, teamwork usually results in: Increased morale
44.Which exemplifies positive communication skills at work? Responding to memos, phone messages, and e-mails promptly
45.An aptitude test can show that a person: Is skilled in the use of his/her hands
46.During adolescence, a main concern should be Establishing career goals
47.What skill helps a person follow oral directions? Listening carefully
48.Communication skills include: Reading
49.When feedback is received, one should: consider suggestions for improvement and positive comments.
50.During which family life cycle stage do children leave for college, join the military, or seek employment? Launching
51.Identify a resource that would help individuals balance family and work roles. On-site day care facility
52.Being in good health will allow one to: experience an increased energy level.
53.One of the most effective ways of dealing with stress is to: Identify the source of stress and address it directly
54.Most workers lose a job because of: Poor interpersonal skills
55.During leisure time a person might be involved in which activity? Favorite hobby
56.Peers impact the behavior of others most frequently during: Adolescence
57.The way a person lives his or her life is known as a: Lifestyle
58.What stage in the family life cycle occurs when couples marry and establish a home? Beginning
59.Being healthy can help a person’s career by: giving the energy needed to perform the job.
60.Harmony between work life and personal life is called: Balance
61.Self-esteem can be developed through: recognizing one’s abilities.
62.A person with high self-esteem: Has a better chance of doing a good job
63.When peers at work offer suggestions to correct a weakness, a person should: Consider their suggestions
64.Across the board firing of people over age 40 to allow lower-salaried workers to fill the jobs is known as: Age discrimination
65.Learning by doing experiments, working with numbers, and participating in problem-solving identifies which kind of learner? Logical/mathematical
66.Which personality type might be compatible with a career as an engineer? Rational
67.When giving feedback to a coworker, it is important to: Offer positive and negative comments
68.Criticism that is presented in a way that can help a person learn and grow is: Constructive
69.The words "To," "From," "Date," and "Subject" appear in the heading of a: Memorandum
70.Which developmental group is mainly concerned with providing for a family Middle-aged adults
71.Life stages are defined as: changes that occur as we move through life experiences.
72.When answering the phone at work, it is appropriate to: Identify oneself and the company
73.The main reason why most young people seek a first job is: To earn money
74.A group of people who are caring for both their parents and their children are called: The sandwich generation
75.Someone who aspires to become a teacher or guidance counselor probably prefers to work with: People
Career Management Unit 1 Exam Review
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