Daring Greatly by Brené Brown - Exam
  • 1. What is the main theme of 'Daring Greatly'?
A) Success
B) Perfection
C) Confidence
D) Vulnerability
  • 2. According to Brené Brown, vulnerability is often perceived as:
A) Insecurity
B) Weakness
C) Strength
D) Confidence
  • 3. In the book, what does Brown propose is the antidote to shame?
A) Denial
B) Empathy
C) Isolation
D) Anger
  • 4. How does Brown suggest we deal with our inner critic?
A) Ignore it completely
B) Fuel it with other people's opinions
C) Suppress it
D) Practice self-kindness
  • 5. What did Brené Brown learn from her research on shame?
A) Shame is easily overcome
B) Shame is universal in a positive way
C) Shame is irrelevant
D) Shame thrives in secrecy
  • 6. Brown believes that embracing vulnerability can lead to:
A) Increased anxiety
B) More fear of rejection
C) Greater connection with others
D) Isolation from others
  • 7. How does Brown define 'vulnerability'?
A) Avoidance of problems
B) Uncertainty, risk, and emotional exposure
C) A lack of self-confidence
D) Feeling disconnected
  • 8. Which emotion does Brown say is central to the experience of being vulnerable?
A) Anger
B) Joy
C) Indifference
D) Fear
  • 9. Brené Brown emphasizes the need for which kind of courage in her book?
A) Courage to avoid challenges
B) Courage to be seen and heard
C) Courage to always succeed
D) Courage to be perfect
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