criticism

In order to properly deal with criticism, you need to

• become defensive

• find a friend to help you deal with criticism

• determine the type of criticism being used

Constructive Criticism is feedback that is presented in a way that can help you learn, grow, and be better.

• True

• False

We receive criticism

• at work

• in school

• in our personal lives

• all of the above

Saying negative things about people behind their back is called __________.

• arrogance

• constructive criticism

• gossip

• attitude

constructive or destructive?

"You're not very good at public speaking. You should probably avoid giving presentations in the future"

• constructive

• destructive

constructive or destructive?

You're a great runner, but you need to work on your speed. If you can do that, you'll be unbeatable.

• constructive

• destructive

constructive or destructive?

• "Your writing is so sloppy. You should really take some time to proofread your work."

• constructive

• destructive

constructive or destructive?

• "You're never on time for anything. You need to learn to manage your time better."

• constructive

• destructive

• which is a constructive reframe of this feedback?

• "You're not very organized. You should really get your act together."

• It seems like you could benefit from some strategies to improve your organization skills.
• You are disorganized and need to fix it.
• You are not capable of being organized.
• You are always messy and unorganized.

• Which is a constructive reframe of this feedback?

• "You're not a team player. You always want to do things your own way."

• You're very independent, but you could improve your collaboration skills.

• You're not cooperative, you need to be a team player.

• You're stubborn You need to be more flexible with other players.

• You're selfish, try to think about giving other people opportunities sometimes, okay?