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Student: Elizabeth McMullin
Instructor:
Course:
Your Score: Self-Assessment Area:
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68 Score #1: Accepting Personal Responsibility
60 Score #2: Discovering Self-Motivation
29 Score #3: Mastering Self-Management
44 Score #4: Employing Interdependence
59 Score #5: Gaining Self-Awareness
42 Score #6: Adopting Lifelong Learning
63 Score #7: Developing Emotional Intelligence
48 Score #8: Believing in Myself
Score Range: Scores Within This Range Indicate...
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0 - 39 ...an area where your choices will seldom get you on course.
40 - 63 ...an area where your choices will sometimes get you on course.
64 - 80 ...an area where your choices will usually keep you on course.
1. Write about the areas on the self-assessment in which you had
your highest scores.
By doing the self-assessment, I also learned that I... do accept responsibility for
my actions. I do not blame others for my lack of progress in my desire to have a
degree or my unhappiness of my situation in life. I feel good about the fact that I
am honest with myself because I know lying to ones self only makes reaching
your goals that much more difficult. It also makes reaching your goals a lot longer.
2. Write about the areas of the self-assessment in which you had
your lowest scores.
By doing the self-assessment, I also learned that I...am a very disorganized
person and I think it stems from the fact that I can be a very lazy person. I am
occasionally depressed and when that happens things I need or want to
accomplish come to a complete stand still. I also allow negative thoughts and
beliefs that I have about my abilities to finish college scare me away from
finishing. I have yet to figure out why I get so scared and nervous about school,
but I really really want a degree. It has been a want of mine for a very long time.
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