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FS100 - Test #2 Questions with Answers
(100% Correct Answers)
What does the DAPPS acronym stand for?— Answer: Dated, achievable,
personal, positive, specific
What do we use goals for?— Answer: Life management
What is an affirmation?— Answer: a statement where we claim desired
qualities as if we already have them in abundance
What can affirmations help us do?— Answer: Breathe life into personal
qualities that we choose to strengthen
What does a personal affirmation need to offset years of negative
programming?— Answer: Reinforcement
Who developed the time management system?— Answer: Stephen Covey
Who determines what is valuable and urgent in your life?— Answer: You
Deadlines are only important if...?— Answer: You make the deadline of value
to you
What actions are found in and ultimately define quadrant I actions?— Answer:
actions that must be done now, under the pressure of a nearing deadline with
potential grim consequences along with important and urgent tasks are housed
here
What actions are found in and ultimately define quadrant II actions?—
Answer: Important activities without the pressure of a deadline, ideally moving
an individual closer to a personally valuable outcome or experience is found
here
What actions are found in and ultimately define quadrant III actions?—
Answer: Unimportant activities that are done with a sense of urgency are
FS100 - Test #2 Questions with Answers
(100% Correct Answers)
What does the DAPPS acronym stand for?— Answer: Dated, achievable,
personal, positive, specific
What do we use goals for?— Answer: Life management
What is an affirmation?— Answer: a statement where we claim desired
qualities as if we already have them in abundance
What can affirmations help us do?— Answer: Breathe life into personal
qualities that we choose to strengthen
What does a personal affirmation need to offset years of negative
programming?— Answer: Reinforcement
Who developed the time management system?— Answer: Stephen Covey
Who determines what is valuable and urgent in your life?— Answer: You
Deadlines are only important if...?— Answer: You make the deadline of value
to you
What actions are found in and ultimately define quadrant I actions?— Answer:
actions that must be done now, under the pressure of a nearing deadline with
potential grim consequences along with important and urgent tasks are housed
here
What actions are found in and ultimately define quadrant II actions?—
Answer: Important activities without the pressure of a deadline, ideally moving
an individual closer to a personally valuable outcome or experience is found
here
What actions are found in and ultimately define quadrant III actions?—
Answer: Unimportant activities that are done with a sense of urgency are
