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MCQ on CFM
1. What referrers to the liking or disliking aspect of a specific feeling?
a. Emotion
b. Affect
c. Hedonic
d. Cognition
2. What referrers to taking feedback form your trusted colleague who
knows your plan for self-management
a. Trigger identification
b. Reframing
c. Coaching
d. Reminders and cues
3. What is the crucial factor of emotional intelligence?
a. Self- awareness
b. Self-management
c. Social awareness
d. All of these
4. What is required while interacting
a. Ability to communicate people effectively
b. Empathy
c. Listening ability
d. All of the above
5. What does personal competence in emotional intelligence refers to
a. Be self aware, regulate our behavior, and be self motivated
b. Have a positive self concept
c. Have social awareness and social skills
d. Have empathy for others
6. Which of the following is not a negative emotion?
a. Apprehension
b. Uncertainty
c. Disgust
d. None of the above
7. What is empathy
a. Listening
b. Respecting
c. Supporting
d. all of the above
8. What leads to development of an attitude?
a. Instructions from seniors or elders
b. Conditioning association
c. Inclination towards optimism
d. All of the above
9. What refers to the ability of not denying or ignoring negative
emotions but to develop constructive view?
a. Trigger identification
b. Reframing
c. Coaching
d. Reminders and cues
10. How to avoid negative behavior
a. Saying something neutral or banal
b. Actively affirm that you heard what was said
c. Avoid being dismissive in your responses
d. All of the above
11. What is the first in chain reactions of emotions?
a. There is an event
b. A physiological sensation arises
c. You consciously perceive and experience a state of mind
d. All of the above
12. Which is not a self management technique?
a. Breathing
b. Visualizing
c. Meditating
d. Negotiation
13. Which part of the brain is very primitive and responds to your
raw emotions?
a. Thalamus
b. Amygdala
c. Cerebrum
d. None of the above
Ability
e. Stamina
f. Influence
g. Desire
h.
j.
k. Genius
l. Interdependence
m. Power
n. Invaluableness
o.
q.
r. Active
s. Proactive
t. Passive
u. Aggressive
v.
w. 4. Habit two is about thinking through what you really value and
what you want the future to look like. In Covey's words, "Begin with
the ___ in mind". What word completes the statement?
x.
y. Future
z. Start
aa. Goal
bb. End
cc.
dd. 5. Habit three is about "putting first things first". Covey argues
that there should never be a situation where you have to say "no" to
something.
ee.
ff. True
gg. False
hh.
ii. 6. Habit four focuses on how to think in all your day to day
negotiations. What paradigm does Covey propose?
jj.
kk. Win-Lose-Draw
ll. Win-Lose
mm. Win-Win
nn. Lose-Lose
oo.
pp. 7. Habit five is about seeing through the eyes of other people.
How does Covey describe this habit?
qq.
vv.
xx.
yy. Energize
zz. Synergize
aaa. Fusion
bbb. Fission
ccc.
ddd. 9. The seventh and final habit is about refreshing and renewing
your approach to allow you to undertake all of the other six habits.
How does Covey describe it?
eee.
jjj.
kkk. 10. In his concluding remarks to the book, Covey admits he often
struggles with the principles set out in the seven habits he
describes.
lll.
mmm. True
nnn. False
Question 1
a) Good natured
b) Calm and self-confident
c) Sensitive and curious
a) Personality traits
b) Events
c) Environment
d) Political situation
Question 3
What do you call a style of leadership that takes account of others' views,
opinions and ideas?
a) Laissez-faire
b) People-oriented
c) Democratic
d) Autocratic
Question 4
a) Strategic
b) Operational
c) Functional
d) Developmental
Question 5
a) Laissez-faire
b) Democratic
c) Authoritarian
What are the two main dimensions of the Ohio Studies into leadership?
a) Rosabeth Kanter
b) Joan Woodward
c) Rensis Likert
d) Fred Fiedler
Question 8
d) Bill Clinton
Question 9
a) Referent
b) Expert
c) Reward
d) Legitimate