Module 5: Self-Esteem, Self-Efficacy,Mindset

Question 1

What is longitudinal study?

Answer 1

Research in which the same people are studied over and extended period of time

Question 2

What is narcissism?

Answer 2

An inflated sense of self, including overconfidence

Question 3

What is self-efficacy?

Answer 3

A sense that one is competent and effective, distinguished from self-esteem, which is one’s sense of self-worth.

Question 4

What is an example of self-efficacy?

Answer 4

A sharpshooter in the military might feel high self-efficacy and low self esteem.

Question 5

What is mindset?

Answer 5

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Question 6

Who came up with the idea of mindset?

Answer 6

Carol Dweck

Question 7

Example of mindset

Answer 7

• Intelligence is something set (done) fixed some people are more intelligent than others
• intelligence is changeable mailable, as you learn you get smarter

Question 8

According to Dweck intelligence

Answer 8

Is not as important, what is important is you belief about intelligence on how you are going to do in life. (Mindset) you can have a incremental believe

Question 9

One side of the example is (fixed)

Answer 9

Entity= thing that is there that you can’t change

Question 10

Other side of the example (mailable)

Answer 10

Changeable

Question 11

What is fixed incronatal?

Answer 11

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Question 12

Mindset is like a self concept but

Answer 12

Is more like a world concept. How the world works that still affects whether you try to work hard or not
Moral concept

Question 13

People who has a fixed mindset

Answer 13

Avoid negative feedback

Question 14

What was the study that Dweck did?

Answer 14

Dweck High School kids
Pick kids that get into fights and she gave them a mindset workshop where she taught them that you can become more intelligent and you c change who you are.

Question 15

What where the results of the Dweck High School kids study?

Answer 15

The person who has the fixed mindset is more likely to get into fights.
“ great I have to deal with this all year and is not going to change”
The number of fights reduce in the school because the people that had a malleable mindset changed

Question 16

Saying that you are not good at something it is different that

Answer 16

Talking about your over self worth

Question 17

What is narcissistic? (In class)

Answer 17

Seem to be irrational self think that they are worthy and awesome despite what other people think

Question 18

Example of narcissistic?

Answer 18

Narcissistic people if you tell them something negative about them, they won’t care

Public disapproval does not matter they get pissed

Question 19

Characteristics of narcissism

Answer 19

• they will say yeah if you ask them if they are narcissistic?
• seem to think they are Worthy
• they know people not always agree with them
• people think they have high self esteem

Question 20

What is the sociometer?

Answer 20

How accepted you are by other people

Self esteem is a meter of your social acceptance according to me , in my mind

Question 21

Who invented the sociometer?

Answer 21

Leary

Question 22

Leary thinks

Answer 22

Don’t think self esteem is important
And is a self esteem researcher
Caja Cuan llena esta to how accepted you are by other people

Question 23

What is the problem with the sociometer?

Answer 23

Narcissist and low self esteem does not apply

Question 24

People with low self esteem

Answer 24

Give up easily
Have a hole in their cage and can’t try to make other people love them.
They don’t bother to make people love them

Question 25

People who have medium self esteem

Answer 25

Will try to raise your self esteem, so that people like you more.

Question 26

BIRG means

Answer 26

Basking in reflected glory of others

Question 27

What is BIRG?

Answer 27

Study of people where they asked what happen in the football game last Sunday?
Different responses with different perspectives depending of
Improve your self esteem only happens if your self esteem is lower
Associate with yourself
We won

Question 28

COEF means

Answer 28

Cutting off effective failure

Question 29

What is COEF?

Answer 29

Opposite of BIRG

They lost

Question 30

Virtue signaling

Answer 30

the sharing of one’s point of view on a social or political issue, often on social media, in order to garner praise or acknowledgment of one’s righteousness from others who share that point of view, or to passively rebuke those who do not
- False uniqueness effect (better than others)