Values/ Ethics
what does a value refer to?
Importance a person attaches to something.
what is a flexible thinker?
Enables the problem solver to think of original alternative solutions to solving a problem.
Cognitive
Affective
Behavioral
what does an ethic refer to?
Moral choice
What is a rigid thinker?
Disables problem solver to think of an alternative solutions to solving a problem.
Describe self awareness
Understanding your moods, emotions, and needs
what is a person role conflict?
Demands made by the organization or a superior clash with basic values of an individual.
True or False:
Highly emotional intelligent people influence bad decision making
False
The Spheres of Life states ______ for happiness is possible
Planning
what are values learned through?
Observing/Modeling, Communication of attitudes, Unstated, but implied attitudes, and religion.
name the 3 internal components of an individuals creativity
expertise
creative thinking
motivation
What is the difference between self management and social awareness
self management- control feelings
social- feel for others
What are three ethical dilemmas?
The temptation to illegally copy software, Treating people unfairly, Sexual Harassment, Conflict of interest, and Dealing with confidential information.
Identify the 5 external components that affects the individuals creativity
environmental goal
conflict and tension
encouragement
humor
pressure
Name 4 of the 5 principles of Psychological Functioning
Moods
Separate Psychological Realities
Feelings
Present Moment