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Chapter 4 & 5 Test

Bible Test

QuestionAnswer
What are the three parts of the “Hamburger Method” for speeches? TELL US WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO SAY, SAY IT, TELL US WHAT YOU SAID
When it comes to our Self-Concept, two problems leaders can have are: Hearing the NEGATIVE things about ourselves over the POSITIVE Basing our Self-Concept too often on PERFORMANCE
“REFRAMING” is taking a thought that may be accurate…but is negative, and putting it in a better context so we can work with it better.
55 % of every message is communicated through the use of BODY LANGUAGE
38% of a message is communicated through your TONE OF VOICE
Only 7 % of a message is communicated by WORDS
You make a good first impression, and convey your sense of self-confidence and connection to others by the following CUES: EYE CONTACT POSTURE HANDSHAKE DRESS & GROOMING FACIAL EXPRESSIONS TONE of VOICE / WORD SELECTION LEVEL of RELAXATION / STRESS ENERGY LEVEL
For leaders to be effective communicators they must select the right Communication Goal: Those goals are: INFORM, ACTUATE, MOTIVATE or PERSUADE, ENTERTAIN
I.Q. stands for INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT
I.Q. Measures MATH & VERBAL ABILITIES
E.Q. stands for EMOTIONAL QUOTIENT
E.Q. measures PERSONAL OR PEOPLE SKILLS and ABILITIES
FIll in the blanks for the skills/scales of our Emotional Quotient and match to the correct definition: INTERPERSONAL SKILLS, PERSISTENCE, OPTIMISM, SELF-AWARENESS, SELF-CONTROL, EMPATHY, SOCIAL SKILLS, SELF-MOTIVATION
When it comes to self-awareness, we discussed that we can not completely self-assess ourselves. We established that you can’t grow without FEEDBACK & ACCOUNTABILITY
Feedback is only as effective as the _____ you have with the person providing it. RELATIONAL CAPACITY
If your self-concept is how you see yourself, then what do you think your Image is? HOW OTHERS SEE YOU
Most behaviors in public are motivated by concerns we have about what people think about us. So _________ is another way to say what we do when someone is watching. “IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT”
Personal Branding consists of 3 elements: VALUE PROPOSITION: What do you stand for? DIFFERENTIATION: What makes you stand out? MARKETABILITY: What makes you compelling?
One good rule of thumb regarding social media is to T.H.I.N.K. before you post. What do the letters THINK stand for? Is your post: (TRUE? HELPFUL? INSPIRING? NECESSARY? KIND?)
You can’t present two different images to people...and be fit for leadership. And you can’t have a public self that differs from your private self. NAME 3 groups that you represent with your life: YOUR ANSWERS YOUR ANSWERS YOUR ANSWERS
VALUES are statements about what you _____ and what is _____ to you. VALUES are your personal _____They’re how we can measure who you really are VALUES are the _____ and _____ that motivate us and guide our decisions. stand for, important “bottom line.” characteristics, behaviors
3 ways in which our Values are most clearly demonstrated: The Way We Spend Our Time - The Way We Spend Our Money - The Way We Treat Other People -
“When your _____ are clear to you, your _____ become easier.” _____ values, decisions, Roy Disney
STANDARDS are the set way of measuring something, and in the case of behavior, they are about discovering what’s okay and what’s not okay for me to do.
MORAL RELATIVISM is when we allow standards to change to please the minds of a particular group.
What is another way to say Moral Relativism? SITUATIONAL ETHICS
All of us struggle living up to our values, and we need to do a better job of _________ between what we say we value and how we actually conduct our lives. CLOSING THE GAP
A _____ can be defined as “A Fundamental truth or motivating force; a rule of conduct that produces uprightness and integrity.” PRINCIPLE
THINK ABOUT A DIRECTIONAL COMPASS: How can it be a metaphor for principles? Help us make decisions Determines our course Show us where we want to be headed
The single greatest enemy and obstacle any of us face ….the one thing that holds us back more than anything else…is OURSELVES
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