List 10 examples of instrumental values
What will be an ideal response?
The common instrumental values include:
1 . Ambition and hard work
2 . Capability, competence, and effectiveness
3 . Cheerfulness
4 . Creativity
5 . Courage
6 . Independence, self-reliance, self-control
7 . Love, affection
8 . Respect, obedience
9 . Forgiveness
10 . Responsibility, dependability
11 . Neatness, tidiness
12 . Politeness, courtesy, being well-mannered
13 . Open-mindedness
14 . Helpfulness
15 . Honesty
16 . Imagination
17 . Intellectual ability
18 . Logic, reason, rationality
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a. experience-expectant. b. experience-dependent. c. the command center. d. milestones.
Creating a match between the individual temperament of the child and the environment is commonly referred to as:
a. nature. b. nurture. c. the nature nurture controversy. d. goodness-of-fit.
A newer perspective on temperament has to do with how reactive or the level of vitality the child expresses in response to events. The child with high vitality can:
A) be very tiring for an adult B) invite interactions but have strong, physiological reactions to frustration C) lack friendships D) find it easy to regulate
What is not a way for leaders to implement a vision?
a. be living models of ideals and values b. set high-performance expectations c. act out the vision themselves d. none of these, all are ways to implement a vision