A) Wealth, fame, and status B) Intelligence, strength, and speed C) Charisma, humor, and patience D) Confidence, competence, and an optimistic mindset
A) Some time before 1973 B) In the year 2000 C) In the late 1980s D) In the early 1950s
A) Simon & Garfunkel B) The Rolling Stones C) Bob Dylan D) The Beatles
A) Action follows feeling B) Action and feeling are unrelated C) Feeling follows action D) Action and feeling go together
A) Acting and speaking as if cheerfulness were already there B) Avoiding situations that cause fear C) Taking medication to improve mood D) Waiting for spontaneous cheerfulness to return
A) Think about what you lack B) Ask the universe for permission C) Act as if you already have it D) Wait for external signs of success
A) Sigmund Freud B) Carl Jung C) Alfred Adler D) B.F. Skinner
A) Role play B) Hypnosis C) Group therapy D) Psychoanalysis
A) Staring into a mirror for ten minutes B) Visualizing a happy memory C) Practicing positive affirmations D) Holding a pen between the teeth to force a smile
A) He discovered a new form of human emotion B) His research was entirely fabricated C) A posterior experiment failed to replicate his 1988 findings D) His experiment was proven to be highly dangerous
A) It was not more effective B) It was less effective than doing nothing C) It caused negative emotional distress D) It was significantly more effective
A) Hiding personal insecurities from peers B) Realizing those qualities and achieving results C) Avoiding the hard work required for success D) Deceiving others into believing you are successful |