Midterm Review Flashcards

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Exterior Finance

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Includes the mechanics of money

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Interior Finance

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Describes how clients relate to money emotionally

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Other words for interior finance?

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Life Planning, Financial Life, Planning, or Financial Planning Done Well

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What does interior future include?

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Dreams and authentic goals

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What is interior present?

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Living authentically with awareness

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What does interior past consist of?

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Beliefs, feelings, and stories

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What does FCAC stand for?

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Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

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5 Core Components of Financial Well-Being

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Financial Behaviors
Economic Factors
Psychological Factors
Social Factors
Knowledge & Experience Factors

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Overall Financial Well-Being Score Components

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Meeting Commitments
Feeling Financially Comfortable
Resilience for the Future

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True or False - Financial well-being has a stronger relation to behaviors than economic factors

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True

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True or False - Canadians that actively save have higher levels of financial well-being than those with similar incomes who don’t

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True

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What variable was the most strongly associated with higher financial well-being for the “struggling somewhat” group?

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Not borrowing for daily expense

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True or False - Research shows that financial education rarely works

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True

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Values

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What a person finds to be important and wants to be doing with his or her life

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Can values be achieved?

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No

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Wheel of Life Components

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Career
Family and Friends
Significant Other/Romance
Fun and Recreation
Health
Money
Personal Growth
Physical Environment

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Life Satisfaction

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Refers to a person’s thoughts about his or her life

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How is life satisfaction measured?

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By the Cantril Ladder

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Doubling your income will increase your life satisfaction by ___ on a __-point scale

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0.5 & 10

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Emotional Well-Being

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Refers to the emotional quality of an individual’s everyday experience

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Additional Income about _______ had no relationship with how parents felt

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$75,000 ($80,000 inflation adj.)

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Additional income above _______ had no relationship with how people felt

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$40,000 ($50,000 inflation adj.)

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What has the strongest relationship with income?

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Life satisfaction

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Hedonic Treadmill

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Humans have a tendency to return to a relatively stable level of happiness despite changes in their circumstances

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Who created the Hedonic Treadmill Theory?
Dr. Thomas Gilovich
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8 Principles to Spend Happier
1. Buy experiences 2. Help others 3. Buy small pleasures 4. Buy less unnecessary insurance 5. Pay now and consume later 6. Think about what you're NOT thinking of 7. Beware of comparison shopping 8. Following the herd
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Future Anhedonia
Believing that our emotional responses will be less intense in the future than in the present
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Study using magnetic resonance imaging - participants who were given an opportunity to donate money showed activity in the areas of their brains associated with _________ _______
Receiving rewards
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True or False - There are no studies to date that contradict the finding that emotional well-being does not increase above $75,000
False
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Why is there a weak relationship between income and happiness?
More Money = More Hours More Hours = More Stress More Money = More Adaptation
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True or False - People whose main goal require earning money are less satisfied with their lives on average
True
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True or False - The farther away an experience lies in time, the more abstractly we tend to think about it
True
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How and when was the modern day credit card born?
In 1949, a wealthy business didn't have cash to pay at a restaurant and was mortified when his wife had to pay
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True or False - Humans are the most social animals on the planet
True
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True or False - Humans are the animals whose complex social networks include unrelated people
True
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4 Questioning Techniques
1. Open-ended 2. Closed-ended 3. Leading questions 4. Deeper dive
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Open-ended Questions
When, why, who, how, tell me, where, what
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Most accurate questioning technique
Open-ended
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Closed-ended
Are you, do you, is this, is that Yes or No Answers
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Least accurate questioning technique
Closed-ended
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Question Transformation
Process of turning an open-ended question into a closed-ended question
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Leading Question
Guiding the client towards a particular answer
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Deeper Dive
Tell me more.....
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2 Components to Deeper Dive Question
Projective & Implied
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Projective (Deeper Dive)
What if? If you? What would?
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Implied (Deeper Dive)
I wonder if.... You must....
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3 Components of Listening
1. Paying attention 2. Paying attention to what is heard 3. Interpreting what is heard
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Components of paying attention to the client
1. Eye Contact 2. Appropriate body language 3. Voice Mannerisms
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How much eye contact should you make?
70%
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Types of Body Language
Kinesics & Proxemics
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Kinesics
Physical movement of body
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Proxemics
The space or other environmental variables
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Voice Mannerism Techniques
Pacing & Mirroring
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Mirroring
Adapt to client's change in tone or volume
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Transference
A client's feelings and communication patterns are affected by unfinished business
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Two components of "paying attention to what is heard"
Situational Awareness & Verbal Tracking
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Countertransference
A planner's feelings and communication patterns affected by unfinished business
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Financial Socialization
Learning and adopting the beliefs, attitudes, values, and behaviors needed for financial health and personal well-being.
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Financial decisions are impacted by _________
Attitudes
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Attitudes are impacted by?
Family Culture Gender Socioeconomic Status
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Family Systems Theory
All members of the family are connected and a change in one member affects the whole family
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Emotional Cutoff
Severing of emotional contact with family members to manage unresolved emotional issues
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Societal Emotional Process
Regulates individual behavior on a societal level
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Social Learning Theory
Behaviors are learned through observation
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Implicit Learning
Observations
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Explicit Learning
Direct instructions
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Money Genogram
Family tree that identifies the money scripts of members
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KMSI
Klontz Money Script Inventory
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Money Scripts
Underlying assumptions or beliefs about money that are partially true and developed in childhood and unconsciously followed through childhood
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Money Scripts are associated with:
Net Worth Income Debt Socioeconomic status in childhood Financial Behaviors
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4 Money Scripts
1. Money Avoidance 2. Money Worship 3. Money Status 4. Money Vigilance
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Money Avoidance
Avoid dealing with money while rejecting personal responsibility for one's own financial health
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Money Worship
Believe that money = happiness
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Money Status
Believe that net worth = self worth
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Money Vigilence
Watchful, alert, and concerned about their finances
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Most important financial socialization agents for individuals are?
Parents
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Money disorders of compulsive buying, financial dependence, and financial denial are associated with?
Lower income
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People who do not know their net worth consistently score higher for _____ _________ scripts than those with lower levels of ____-________ net worth
Money avoidance & Self reported
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Three Core Styles
1. Individualist 2. Collective Harmony 3. Honor
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Individualist Culture Demography
Western
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How is trust built in individualist culture
Between individuals
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Individualist Culture Communication
Direct, assertive, clear and engaged
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Men and Women in Individualist Culture are?
Equal
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Values in Individualist Culture
Openness, transparency, and directness
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Collective Harmony Culture demography
Eastern culture
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Values in collective harmony culture
Loyalty, obligation, heritage, respect for elders
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Relationship types in collective harmony culture
Hierarchical
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Communication type in collective harmony culture
Subtle, indirect, and diplomatic
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True or false, collective harmony culture do not avoid conflict and direct confrontation
False
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Honor Culture demography
LATAM, Mediterranean, India, Middle East
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How is trust built in honor culture
Slowly
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What is important in honor culture?
Connections
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Are men and women treated the same in honor culture?
No
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Communication style in honor culture
Expressive and dramatic
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Relationship types in honor culture
Hierarchical
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How many % of financial planners are white?
80%
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7 Steps to Culturally Responsive Financial Therapy
- Know your culture - Recognize your privilege - Demonstrate respect - Distinguish between internal and external parts of a problem - Validate oppressive experiences - Do not challenge core culture beliefs
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ADDRESSING Acronomyn
Age Development Disabilities Religion Ethnic Socioeconomic status Sexual orientation Indigenous heritage National origin Gender