Habit 4 Think Win-Win

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1/10 Questions

Who is the author of the book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens?
- J.K. Rowling
- Dr. Seuss
- Steven Covey
- Lisa See

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Hello! This is a test to see how well you know Habit 4 Think Win-Win. Good luck! :D

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True or False? Does Think Win-Win mean to "let people step all over you?"
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement "Think Win-Win means to let people step all over you" is false. Think Win-Win is a principle from Stephen Covey's book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" that promotes a collaborative mindset where both parties involved in a situation can benefit. It encourages finding mutually beneficial solutions and seeking outcomes that are fair and satisfying for everyone involved, rather than allowing oneself to be taken advantage of.

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3.

What one of the following is an example of a Win-Lose attitude?
- Thinking positively.
- Making a compromise.
- Using other people for your own selfish purposes.
Correct Answer

A. Using other people for your own selfish purposes.

Explanation

Using other people for your own selfish purposes is an example of a Win-Lose attitude because it involves prioritizing one's own interests and gains over others, without considering their well-being or mutual benefit. This approach is characterized by a lack of empathy and cooperation, as it aims to exploit or manipulate others to achieve personal goals. It disregards the concept of win-win situations and focuses solely on personal success, often at the expense of others.

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Has this Webquest helped you learn about Habit 4 Think Win-Win?
- Yes!
- Maybe?
- No.
- I'm not sure.
Correct Answer

A. Yes!

Explanation

The given answer "Yes!" indicates that the Webquest has helped the learner learn about Habit 4 Think Win-Win. This suggests that the Webquest provided relevant and useful information on the topic, which enabled the learner to gain knowledge and understanding about Habit 4 Think Win-Win.

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5.

Did you think the Webquest was fun?
- Yes!
- Maybe?
- No.
- I'm not sure.
Correct Answer

A. Yes!

Explanation

The given correct answer is "Yes!" This implies that the person found the Webquest fun.

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What is Habit 4?
7.

Any comments?
8.

In the Video you watched, Which team had a Win-Win attitude?
9.

Which team had a Win-Lose attitude?

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Habit 4 Think Win-win

Who is the author of the book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens?

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True or False? Does Think Win-Win mean to "let people step all over you?"

What one of the following is an example of a Win-Lose attitude?

Has this Webquest helped you learn about Habit 4 Think Win-Win?

Did you think the Webquest was fun?

What is Habit 4?

Any comments?

In the Video you watched, Which team had a Win-Win attitude?

Which team had a Win-Lose attitude?