Finals Part 3 Flashcards
If you are a person who has difficulty motivating others, then you are not skilled in this area of emotions.
Using Emotions
A person that can monitor, observe, and distinguish differences in emotions shows this skill.
Managing Emotions
If you are a person who is quite and pulls away from people after being rejected , then you likely do nit have this skill
Identifying Emotions
A person with the ability of comprehending how emotions combine to form other emotions show this skills
Understanding emotions
When an individual is able to discern between different types of emotions
Identifying emotions
When you show the ability to know which emotion or mood are best for a given situation, you show this skill
Using Emotions
The professor from the university of New Hampshire that was instrumental in proposing the theory of Emotional Intelligence
John Mayer
When a person is able to recognize the level of intensity to which the emotion is present.
Identifying Emotions
This journalist popularized the concept of emotional intelligence with an international bestselling book by the same name.
Daniel Goleman
When a person can actually label the emotions they are encountering
Managing Emotions
The professor from Yale University that was instrumental in proposing the theory of emotional intelligence.
Peter Salovey
Having high emotional vocabulary, shows that you have this skill
Understanding emotions
When a person is confused about why their casual comments upset people, they likely have a hard time with this.
Using Emotions
Authored Emotional Intelligence 2.0 and provides a guide for what emotionally intelligence individuals will NOT do.
Travis Bradberry
When a person has a high skill in this emotion, they have a surer sense of how they really feel about personal decisions.
Identifying emotions
Intelligence in the area of words and language
Linguistic intelligence
Intelligence in the area of self-awareness
Intra-personal intelligence
When an individual is aware of emotional clues in themselves and in people around them.
Identifying Emotions.
Intelligence in the area of other people’s feelings
Interpersonal intelligence
Intelligence in the area of body movement control
Kinesthetic intelligence
This is what is used to alert an individual to how their Intrinsic Motivations may be misunderstood by themselves.
Warning
This is what is used to alert an individual to his their intrinsic motivations may be misunderstood by others.
Caution
Individuals with this skill will display self-awareness and self-management
Intra-personal intelligence
Individuals with this skill will display social-awareness and relationship-management.
Interpersonal intelligence
The person is scripture who leveraged their strengths to save their people.
Esther
These are our assists given to us by a God
Strengths
A quality or feature that is inadequate or defective
Weakness
Living a life of consistency when matching one’s faith with one’s actions
Life Congruence
The pattern that occurs when your pilot motivation and your second motivation are nearly equal in strength
Proactive Doublet
The pattern that occurs when your pilot motivation and your second and third motivation are nearly equal in strength
Proactive Blend
These are our encounters with events and circumstances
Experiences
Sensations experienced when one is stirred internally from non-physical forces.
Feelings
A useful or valuable quality that is an advantage or resource
Asset
Person noted in Scripture due to their eloquent speech and willingness to humbly seek out instruction
Apollos
The ability to use the spoken voice to produce captivating tones and clear articulation
Oratory
This is known as your dominant intrinsic motivation
Pilot motivation
A multidimensional arrangement that correlates two or more qualities in a single item
Matrix
Person noted in scripture for being selected by Moses to build the tabernacle due to their physical strength
Bezalel
Something that is beyond ordinary or common experience, thought, or belief.
Transcendental
Our driving forces that burn deeply in our hearts
Passions
The interaction of elements in such a way that when combined they produce a total effect that is greater than the sum of the contributions made by the individual elements.
Synergistic
The capacity to respond to or be susceptible to sensory stimuli
Sensibility
Occurs when two motivations exhibit nearly equal strength at the top of your profile possess nearly opposite characteristics
Dichotomous Reciprocated Proactive Doubket
Can cause envy in those who do not possess it, yet it is also one that varies by culture and by period
Physical Appearance
Looking at as many areas of strengths as possible when looking at our uniqueness
Holistic Perspective
Person noted in scripture who praised God because they were “fearfully and wonderfully made”.
David
The ability to work effectively with one’s hand (minds) to create exquisite objects
Craftsmanship
The muscular ability that enables people to excel at lifting great weight or exerting great pressure
Brute Force
Being able to manipulate physical objects and machinery to accomplish tasks
Mechanics
Having dexterity that enables a person to arrange colors, forms, materials, or other elements in a manner that results in a sense of beauty
Artistry
Studies have shown that having high EI (Emotional Intelligence) is a better indicator of future success than having?
A high IQ
Which of the following is NOT a part of our three-fold Unique Design: A. Strengths B. Character C. Passions D. Experiences
B. Character
The capacity in our lives that enables us to acquire knowledge and develop wisdom.
Intellectual Strengths Domain
The capacity in our lives that enables us to experience feelings and sensibility.
Emotional Strengths Domain
The capacity in our lives that enables you to exercise you will in deciding upon courses of action
Psychological Strengths Domain
Which of the seven motivations (or areas of strength) displays a willingness to speak out about concerns regarding what is morally right or wrong?
Proclaiming
Which of the seven motivations (or areas of strength) displays the ability to encourage?
Exhorting
Which of the seven motivations (or areas of strength) displays the ability to identify with the emotions of others in order to lend their support?
Comforting
Which of the seven motivations (or areas of strength) displays a willingness to be a supportive assistant?
Helping
Which of the seven motivations (or areas of strength) displays the ability to carefully explain the difficulty of a topic in a manner that is easy for others to understand?
Teaching
Which of the seven motivations (or areas of strength) displays the ability to organize and coordinate the activities and motivate the efforts of others?
Managing
What is the ONLY situation in which a person can develop their skills of emotional intelligence?
Through problems
Which New Testament book is given as a reference to instruct us that our bodies are temples for the Holy Spirit?
1 Corinthians
Which Old Testament book is given as a reference to instruct us that we are to use the dimensions of our heart, soul, and strength to love God in totality?
Deuteronomy
Which New Testament parable is used to instruct us on our own responsibility to act upon the strengths we are given?
The talents
When focusing upon eliminating weakness, the likely outcome of an individual’s efforts will be:
Mediocrity
The perspective that focuses upon eliminating weakness in order to achieve success?
Liabilities-Based
The perspective that focuses upon leveraging our strength in order to achieve success?
Assets-Based
A perspective that looks at many areas of strengths as possible when looking at our uniqueness?
Holistic
The studies discussed in the chapter, state that the best way to address our weaknesses is to ?
Leveraging our Strengths
The individual who promotes the theory of multiple intelligences to promote an individuals strengths and uniqueness.
Howard Gardener
Who is the individual who did the study on the differences in how optimistic and pessimistic individuals respond to failure?
Martin Seligman
The acronym BMI stands for:
Body Mass Index
The formula to calculate one’s BMI is:
BMI= (705 x body weight)/ (body height)^2
Your ability to control impulsive feelings and behaviors.
Self-Management
Capabilities and features in a strength dimension that came into your life without your doing.
Gifts
Frame of mind you develop and adopt reflecting your beliefs and values concerning a strengths domain.
Attitude
Information and understanding you gain by learning about a strength dimension.
Knowledge
Abilities you develop in a strength dimension through repeated practice.
Skills
Studies have shown that the greatest indicator of success when dealing with a problematic situation is?
Our attitude
Spending time by yourself so you can listen to God,s voice in your spirit.
Meditational Solitude
Outlining practical steps of action to assist in overcoming problems.
Exhorting
Reducing distractions in your life that keep you from hearing God.
Simplicity
The spiritual gift that allows you to discern what is morally right or wrong in situations.
Proclaiming
The ability to form concepts and solve problems
Reasoning capacity
The spiritual gift that publicly speaking out from internal convictions
Proclaiming
Joining with other people in small groups and large gatherings to pursue spiritual growth
Fellowship
The spiritual gift that allows you to discern the emotional needs of others
Comforting
The ability to recognize, manipulate, comprehend, and think with concepts and relationships represented by numbers.
Quantitative Capacity
The spiritual gift that provides mercy to those in emotional distress
Comforting
The ability to immediately react to a stimuli or a task
Reaction capacity
The spiritual gift that displays the skill of organizing, coordinating, and guiding activities and setting goals for projects
Managing
The spiritual gift that allows you to discern the organizational needs others have wen working collectively together.
Managing
The ability to perform automatic cognitive tasks quickly.
Processing Capacity
The spiritual gift that finds practical ways to provide physical assistance to fulfill needs and tasks
Helping
The spiritual gift that allows you to discern encouragement and practical solutions needed for life’s problems
Exhorting
The spiritual gift that allows you to discern the legitimate needs or tasks others have
Helping
The ability to store and recall information within a few minutes
Short term memory
The spiritual gift that allows you discern the truth through careful research.
Teaching
The spiritual gift that allows you to discern the financial needs others have in their life or efforts
Giving
The spiritual gift that presents the truth to others in such a way that is easy to learn
Teaching
Individuals who have the greatest energy by interacting with the internal world of idea, memories, and emotions
Introvert
The intake of information, is a process known as ____________.
Perceiving
The ability to focus upon the receptive interaction of listening and gaining direction for our lives
Discernment
Name the three elements of spiritual strength.
- Psychological
- Emotional
- Physical
List the nine virtues Paul called the “fruit of the spirit”?
- Love
- Faithfulness
- Kindness
- Gentleness
- Joy
- Peace
- Goodness
- Patience
- Self-Control
List the 8 steps of spiritual development IN ORDER from lowest to highest:
Faith Goodness Knowledge Self-Control Perseverance Godliness Kindness Love
Why is it temping for individuals to believe they can bypass the eight steps of spiritual development and simply act in the manner God calls them to?
Our gifts are irrevocable so we believe that since our skill in that gift is optimal our work is already done.
What are the two manners in which individuals prefer to intake information are:
Sensing
Intuition
What are the two manners in which individuals prefer to come to conclusions are:
Thinking
Feeling
What are the two psychological activities in which individuals operate in are:
Judging
Perceiving
