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What does Isaiah 1:15-17 instruct us to cease from doing?
What does Isaiah 1:15-17 instruct us to cease from doing?
Cease to do evil.
According to Luke 4:18-19, what has the spirit of the Lord anointed Jesus to do?
According to Luke 4:18-19, what has the spirit of the Lord anointed Jesus to do?
Bring glad tidings to the poor.
In Genesis 1:27, in whose image was man created?
In Genesis 1:27, in whose image was man created?
In the image of God.
What are examples of influences that can change beliefs and behaviors according to the provided context?
What are examples of influences that can change beliefs and behaviors according to the provided context?
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What is the term for when a person seems to agree but does not necessarily believe it?
What is the term for when a person seems to agree but does not necessarily believe it?
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What type of influence occurs when someone follows someone they admire, such as a celebrity?
What type of influence occurs when someone follows someone they admire, such as a celebrity?
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What does it mean for a person to internalize a belief or action?
What does it mean for a person to internalize a belief or action?
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Define the act of bringing about change in someone's beliefs through another's actions.
Define the act of bringing about change in someone's beliefs through another's actions.
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What is the most common form of social influence that leads to changes in behavior, belief, or thinking to align with others?
What is the most common form of social influence that leads to changes in behavior, belief, or thinking to align with others?
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What term describes when individuals wholeheartedly adopt the beliefs and actions of a group?
What term describes when individuals wholeheartedly adopt the beliefs and actions of a group?
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What do we call the phenomenon where a majority is influenced by a minority's perspective?
What do we call the phenomenon where a majority is influenced by a minority's perspective?
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What is the term for the rejection of social influence by an individual or group?
What is the term for the rejection of social influence by an individual or group?
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What form of social influence involves following directives from someone without necessarily agreeing with them?
What form of social influence involves following directives from someone without necessarily agreeing with them?
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What is defined as the action of guiding a group or organization?
What is defined as the action of guiding a group or organization?
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Which theory of leadership suggests that certain personality traits are ideal for all leaders?
Which theory of leadership suggests that certain personality traits are ideal for all leaders?
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What leadership style encourages the involvement of team members in the decision-making process?
What leadership style encourages the involvement of team members in the decision-making process?
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What right ensures individuals have access to education?
What right ensures individuals have access to education?
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Which right allows individuals to express themselves through art freely?
Which right allows individuals to express themselves through art freely?
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What is the significance of the right to security?
What is the significance of the right to security?
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How does the right to information empower individuals?
How does the right to information empower individuals?
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What role does the right to foster one's cultural identity play in society?
What role does the right to foster one's cultural identity play in society?
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How does the right to work and just compensation affect social equity?
How does the right to work and just compensation affect social equity?
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Why is equality important in understanding human dignity?
Why is equality important in understanding human dignity?
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What misconception does the statement 'humans do not share in the divine image of God' represent?
What misconception does the statement 'humans do not share in the divine image of God' represent?
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What leadership theory emphasizes a transaction-based approach involving rewards and punishments?
What leadership theory emphasizes a transaction-based approach involving rewards and punishments?
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What leadership theory involves a leader rallying support around a vision?
What leadership theory involves a leader rallying support around a vision?
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What concept suggests that a leader's behavior is influenced by the situational context?
What concept suggests that a leader's behavior is influenced by the situational context?
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Which leadership principle states that effective leadership is based on multiple factors, not just position?
Which leadership principle states that effective leadership is based on multiple factors, not just position?
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What type of right is the 'Right to life' categorized as?
What type of right is the 'Right to life' categorized as?
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What type of right does 'Right to form unions' represent?
What type of right does 'Right to form unions' represent?
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What right is associated with the ability to participate in the democratic process?
What right is associated with the ability to participate in the democratic process?
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What type of right is represented by the 'Right to develop intellectual abilities'?
What type of right is represented by the 'Right to develop intellectual abilities'?
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Study Notes
Christian Living Education/Personal Development Practice Exam
- Practice exam rules: Hide notes, write in all caps, erasures allowed
- Fill in the blanks (1-6): Wash yourselves, make yourselves, remove, your doings, rescue. Focus on the passage "Wash yourselves...seek...plead" from Isaiah 1:15-17
- Fill in the blanks (7-12): The spirit of the is upon me, because he has sent me to bring glad tidings to the poor, to captives, and of sight to the blind, to let the go free. Focus on the passage "The spirit...to the Lord" from Luke 4:18-19
- Fill in the blanks (13-15): God created man in his image, in the image he created him, male and female he created them Focus on the passage "God created...Genesis 1:27"
Identify the following.
- These are things such as behavior, actions attitude, concepts, ideas, communications, wealth, and other resources that bring about change in the beliefs, attitudes, and/or behavior of persons as a result of the actions of another person.
Social Influence
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Definition: This is when a person seems to agree, and follows what is requested or required of him or her to do or believe in, but does not necessarily have to really believe or agree to it.
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Types:
- Influence by someone liked: A person influenced by someone they like, such as a celebrity or superhero.
- Public belief: A person able to publicly and privately own a certain belief.
- Social influence to be like others: A change in behavior, belief, or thinking to be like others.
- Change in beliefs to align with the group: An individual whole-heartedly changes their beliefs, actions, and attitudes to align with the group
- Minority influencing a majority: Happen when a larger number of people are influenced by a smaller number
- Rejection of social influence: A willing rejection of influence on an individual or group
- Following instructions without reflection: Following instructions without necessarily agreeing with the values involved
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Social impact: Used by one person or group to influence another to change their beliefs, action, or attitudes by appealing to reason or emotion
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Additional influencing aspects: characteristics, skills, connections, and even personality traits
Leadership
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Types:
- Strong Leadership: Often typecast as someone who is the head of a group of people, potentially by great strength or wisdom.
- Personality-based leadership: This theory defines leadership based on certain traits such as decisiveness, persistence, self-confidence, and assertiveness
- Behavioral-based leadership: This theory defines leadership based on specific behaviors.
- Participative leadership: The opposite of autocratic leadership where the leader involves others in decision-making.
- Situation-based leadership: Leaders vary their approach based on the individual's competence in a particular area.
- Transaction/Negotiation-based leadership: Leadership involves transaction or negotiation of resources or position, usually with reward and punishment
- Visionary leadership: Leadership involves a vision, which a leaders uses to motivate followers.
- Situational/flexible leadership: leadership is flexible, a leader is able to assess a situation quickly, adjust to it, and thus provide appropriate actions
Human Rights
- Determine the type of right: Identify the type (physical, moral, spiritual, etc.) for each right listed.
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Test your understanding of Christian living principles through this practice exam. Focus on key biblical passages from Isaiah and Luke while filling in the blanks. Perfect for personal development and spiritual growth assessment.
