week 5 test#2

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According to Dr. Flett, what is a necessary component for well-being?

Social connection

Self-esteem

Belonging

Mattering (correct)

What did Dr. Flett's mother do to help him find research subjects for his master's thesis?

She became known as 'the lady on the bike' (correct)

She managed the cafeteria at the insulation plant

She published his resulting paper in a prestigious journal

She visited him during the summer as a child

What is the term that Dr. Flett came across as a psychology graduate student?

Mattering (correct)

Belonging

Social connection

Self-esteem

What are the two parts of the definition of mattering?

Feeling valued and appreciated Signup and view all the answers

What are some negative outcomes associated with lack of mattering?

Burnout and self-criticism Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean to have true strengths according to positive psychologists?

Choosing to do things we're good at Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to assess how valued you are in the workplace?

To assess your readiness to share ideas Signup and view all the answers

How can you add value in relationships with loved ones?

Telling people why and how much you appreciate them Signup and view all the answers

What is one path to mattering?

Volunteering your time Signup and view all the answers

Why do people often blame themselves when they aren't valued?

Because of circumstances beyond their control Signup and view all the answers

What is a common part of being alive?

Feeling like you don't matter Signup and view all the answers

week 5 test#2

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According to Dr. Flett, what is a necessary component for well-being?

What did Dr. Flett's mother do to help him find research subjects for his master's thesis?

What is the term that Dr. Flett came across as a psychology graduate student?

What are the two parts of the definition of mattering?

What are some negative outcomes associated with lack of mattering?

What does it mean to have true strengths according to positive psychologists?

Why is it important to assess how valued you are in the workplace?

How can you add value in relationships with loved ones?

What is one path to mattering?

Why do people often blame themselves when they aren't valued?

What is a common part of being alive?

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