Chapter 1 Flashcards

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What is the first rule in ‘12 Rules For Life’?

A

Stand up straight with your shoulders back.

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True or False: The first rule emphasizes the importance of posture.

A

True

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3
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Fill in the blank: According to Peterson, adopting a posture of _____ can influence your mental state.

A

confidence

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4
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What animal does Peterson use to illustrate dominance hierarchies?

A

Lobsters

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5
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Multiple choice: What does Peterson argue is linked to the behavior of lobsters?

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Social hierarchies

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6
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What can result from adopting a dominant posture, according to Peterson?

A

Increased serotonin levels

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7
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True or False: Peterson believes that social hierarchies are unnatural.

A

False

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8
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What does Peterson suggest about the relationship between posture and success?

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Your posture can influence your success and well-being.

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9
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Fill in the blank: Peterson argues that standing up straight is a way to signal _____ to others.

A

strength

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10
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What psychological effect does adopting a confident posture have?

A

It can improve your mood and confidence.

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11
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Multiple choice: What does Peterson say about how we perceive ourselves?

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It is influenced by our body language.

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12
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True or False: Peterson claims that humans are not affected by their physical postures.

A

False

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13
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What is the broader implication of the first rule, according to Peterson?

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It reflects the importance of taking responsibility for oneself.

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14
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Fill in the blank: Peterson suggests that we should aim to _____ in our lives.

A

thrive

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15
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What does Peterson say about the role of competence in establishing hierarchy?

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Competence is a key factor in determining one’s position in a hierarchy.

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16
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What does standing up straight symbolize in terms of personal development?

A

It symbolizes taking control of one’s life.

17
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True or False: Peterson believes that humans should avoid competing with one another.

18
Q

What does Peterson suggest about the importance of facing challenges?

A

Facing challenges helps build resilience.

19
Q

Fill in the blank: According to Peterson, the act of standing up straight is a _____ act.

A

declarative

20
Q

What role does serotonin play in the context of the first rule?

A

It is associated with feelings of well-being and confidence.

21
Q

Multiple choice: What is one of the benefits of adopting a confident posture?

A

Improved social interactions

22
Q

What does Peterson identify as a key aspect of human nature?

A

The tendency to establish hierarchies.

23
Q

True or False: Peterson argues that adopting a submissive posture can lead to positive outcomes.

24
Q

What is the significance of the lobster metaphor in the first rule?

A

It illustrates the biological basis of social hierarchies.

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Fill in the blank: Peterson encourages individuals to act as if they are _____ in order to become more successful.
capable