PERDEV

Question 1

(or El) for short is the ability to
understand, use, and manage our emotions.

Answer 1

Emotional Intelligence

Question 2

where a person avoids
expressing their thoughts, feelings, or needs.

Answer 2

where a person avoids
expressing their thoughts, feelings, or needs.

Question 3

a way of expressing your
thoughts, feelings, or needs in a forceful or hostile
manner.

Answer 3

AGGRESSIVE RESPONSE

Question 4

a way of communicating
that clearly expresses your thoughts, feelings, and
needs while respecting the rights and opinions of
others

Answer 4

ASSERTIVE RESPONSE

Question 5

refers to how our thoughts, feelings, and
behaviors influence our lives, shaping our self-image and
relationships.

Answer 5

Mental health

Question 6

reflects how individuals perceive their worth and
value, influencing their mental health, relationships, and overall
well-being.

Answer 6

Self-esteem

Question 7

extreme restriction of food intake and
intense fear of gaining weight

Answer 7

Anorexia

Question 8

binge eating and experience feelings of guilt
and shame afterward

Answer 8

Bulimia

Question 9

is a graphical thinking tool that reflects how the
Brain works and makes thinking visible.

Answer 9

Mind mapping

Question 10

Destroy outer nerve cell linings, impairing
communication; linked to fatalities

Answer 10

Inhalants

Question 11

Hinders memory, learning, judgment, and
reaction times.

Answer 11

Marijuana

Question 12

Cause aggression and violent mood swings.

Answer 12

Steroids

Question 13

Destroys serotonin-producing neurons,
affecting mood and behavior.

Answer 13

Ecstasy

Question 14

is the feeling that arises from prolonged, suppressed
emotions.

Answer 14

Stress

Question 15

classified jobs/careers/work
environments into six types. There are no pure classifications,
though. A person’s job function may combine ESA
(Enterprising, Social and Artistic) or ISC (Investigative, Social
and Conventional) or any two or three other possible
combinations.

Answer 15

Psychologist John Holland

Question 16

Holland also classifies personalities or interests into the same
six types:

Answer 16

Realistic
● Investigative
● Artistic
● Social
● Enterprising
● Conventional

Question 17

tend to be rugged and practical,
enjoying work outdoors. (industrial arts teacher, radio
operator, auto engineer, mechanical engineer,)

Answer 17

Realistic

Question 18

tend to focus on scientific
activities. They are analytical, abstract, intellectual and
task-oriented. (pathologist, physicist, chemist)

Answer 18

Investigative

Question 19

People who score high on the artistic theme are
artistically inclined, and usually describe themselves as
independent, imaginative, creative, and
unconventional.They enjoy activities related to
language, art, music, drama, writing, etc.

Answer 19

ARTISTIC

Question 20

They are
often interested in the problems and concerns of
others, and like activities that allow them to teach,
inform, train, develop, cure and help others.

Answer 20

SOCIAL

Question 21

in nature usually involve situations where
the person is in a position of leading or convincing
others to achieve team/organizational goals or
economic gain. People high on this theme are often
seen as enthusiastic, dominant, impatient.

Answer 21

ENTERPRISING.

Question 22

People who rank high on this theme often describe themselves
as conscientious, efficient, and calm. They enjoy activities that
involve the precise, ordered use of data such as keeping and
filing records, organizing data, computing, printing, etc.

Answer 22

CONVENTIONAL