Employing Interdependence
Gaining Self-Awareness
Adopting Lifelong Learning
Emotional Intelligence
A Mix
100

Giving and receiving help to accomplish more and have fun is the definition of

interdependence.

100

Missing class and not turning in assignments is _______.

self-sabotage

100

Our intellectual abilities are like a muscle - it gets stronger the more it is used.  A person with this view has a ______ mindset.

growth

100

The rule of thumb, that one should never make an important decision while experiencing strong emotions is part of the discussion of _______ _______.

emotional intelligence

100

When we place ourselves below others, to avoid criticism and gain approval we call this style of interaction _______.

placating

200

Starting a study group, getting a fellow classmate's number in case you miss a class and requesting a tutor when in need are all examples of

creating a support system.

200

Unconscious internal forces which shape our views and behavior are referred to as ___________.

scripts

200

Choosing language and deeds that are true to your personal values is one way to create ________.

integrity

200

Empathizing with the feelings of others accurately means to have __________ ________.

social awareness

200

I am very critical of myself and wonder if I am "college material" are common thoughts for those who exhibit _______ ______ _________.

self-defeating habit patterns

300

Expressing one's views without apology or excuse and without hostility is an example of what kind of communication style?

Assertive

300

I quit when things get hard is an example of what type of behavior pattern?

self-defeating

300

Living with integrity, such as no cheating on assignments or exams is an example of developing _________.

self-respect

300

Studying for  your final exam instead of going to a movie with good friends is an example of _______ _________.

emotional self-management

300

Believing you are born with a fixed amount of intelligence and talent and there is nothing you can do about it is an example of a _____ ______.

fixed mindset

400

When we generalize about a group of people based on limited or even faulty evidence we are using in __________.

stereotypes

400

These are three top college success rules, the are ______, _________ and _________.

show up for class, do your best work, and actively participate.
400

Another way to develop self-respect is to _______ ______.

keep commitments

400

Exercise, prioritizing things you need to do, delegating tasks where possible are all examples of healthy _____ _______.

stress reduction

400

Successful people are usually willing to admit their personal weaknesses and have the courage to manage their actions to _______.

change

500

Sending demeaning messages to people different from you even unintentional are referred to as _______.

microaggressions
500

The three components of our personal scripts are ______, ______ and ______.

thought patterns, emotional patterns and behavior patterns

500

Saying "I will do it" instead of "I will try to do it" is an example of ______ _______.

creator language

500

Engaging in interesting activities, savoring pleasures and being grateful for life (despite ups and downs) are ways to increase ___________.

happiness

500

Listening to understand, remaining silent and focused, asking the person to clarify or expand and reflecting the other person's thoughts and feelings are all involved in _______ ________.

active listening

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