Character Playbook Module 1 Pre-Assessment

Which of these is an example of internal motivations?

• Peers

• Media

• Values

• Family

Which of these can best help you understand yourself?

• Neglecting your values

• Ignoring what others think of you

• Considering how you think of others

• Recognizing your thoughts and feelings

How does the brain influence your emotions, thoughts, and values?

• It rejects sensory signals.

• It controls your reaction to emotions.

• It assesses the cost of sensory signals.

• It makes you forget any prior memories.

Which of these is true about social identity groups?

• Some are obvious while some aren't.

• They are misaligned with your values.

• They are separate from your personal identity.

• You can only belong to one social group at a time.

People and things around you have (a) ___________ impact on you.

• positive

• negative

• both positive and negative

• neither positive or negative

How can you best manage the impact that people and the things around you have on your life?

• Ignoring their impact and moving on

• Considering how they affect your family

• Understanding how they affect your peers

• Understanding how they affect your thoughts

Social identity groups can give you a sense of

• distance

• rejection

• belonging

• comparison

Which of these is an example of your external influences?

• Peers

• Values

• Emotions

• Thoughts

Which part of your brain is related to your reasoning, emotional reactions, and personality?

• Thalamus

• Hippocampus

• Hypothalamus

• Prefrontal Cortex

Why is it important to understand yourself?

• You are only influenced internally.

• 'Who you are' stays the same over time.

• It helps you navigate your relationships.

• It's more important than understanding others.