In Working with Cheryl,her Mentor Suggests That It Is Really

question 15

Multiple Choice

In working with Cheryl,her mentor suggests that it is really important for Cheryl to engage in self-appraisal and to know her strengths.This observation is based on an understanding that:

• A)Self-confidence comes automatically out of leading.
• B)Self-confidence requires constant self-affirmation of strengths.
• C)There is little external motivation and affirmation in leadership.
• D)Supervisors of leaders rarely provide feedback.

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Definitions:

Self-Definitions

How individuals describe or identify themselves, often relating to their personal identity or roles in life.

Middle Childhood

A developmental stage that generally includes children from 6 to 12 years of age, characterized by the development of personal, social, and academic skills.

Abstract Traits

Qualitative characteristics that are not tangible or concrete, involving complex thinking and understanding.

Perspective-Taking

The ability to understand a situation or concept from an alternative point of view, often considering another person's thoughts, feelings, and motivations.