1.A nurse is listening to a lecture on self-awareness. Which statement by the nurse indicates that the teaching has been effective?
a.Self-confidence involves knowing oneself.
b.Competence involves knowing oneself.
c.Understanding involves knowing oneself.
d.Self-awareness involves knowing oneself.

2.The student is listening to a lecture on self-defeating behaviors. Which statement by the student indicates that teaching has been effective?
a.Nit-picking is viewing situations from a negative aspect.
b.Pessimism is looking for all imperfections.
c.Worrying is being concerned over issues that may or may not be in your control.
d.Perfectionism is rejecting responsibility for actions or inactions.

1.Which actions or statements can the nurse take to eliminate self-defeating behaviors? (Select all that apply.)
a.Say, I know that I can do this.
b.Accept responsibility for his or her actions.
c.Worry about things that are out of his or her control.
d.Strive for perfection.
e.Believe that his or her actions are out of his or her control.