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June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Jeopardy DefineAttitudeResponsibilitiesWork Common Sense

How highly you regard others. What is esteem?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Police, military, teachers, etc. What are jobs that require a positive attitude?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Getting along with others. What is cooperation?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Accomplishment, good attitude and values What are ways esteem needs are met?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Tell the truth. What should you always do on the job and in your personal life? What should you always do on the job and in your personal life?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Any useful activity or purposeful creative endeavor. What is work?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Smiling, friendly, confident, hard working What are characteristics of a positive attitude?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Honesty What is telling the truth and being ethical in decisions and actions.

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Reasons people work. Self accomplishment Self accomplishment Money Money Contact with others Contact with others Feeling of importance Feeling of importance Challenge Challenge

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley The effect a negative attitude has on the job. What is BAD! What is BAD!

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley How you feel about yourself. What is self concept?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Learning additional assignments, helping co- workers, doing a better job. What are things you can do to make a boring job more interesting.

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley The skills you need to get a job. DependabilityHonesty Well Rounded MotivationDiploma

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley I think I can, I think I can, I think I can. What did the Little Engine That Could say?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Examples of acceptable personal conduct on the job. Dress nice Be clean and neat No cursing Bad manners No eating at desk

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Things that each person finds true and important. What are values?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley The things we tell ourselves. What is self talk?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley 80,000 hours What is the amount of time you will spend working in your lifetime?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Personal problems that will affect our job performance sooner or later. Drug abuse Drug abuse Family dysfunction Family dysfunction Emotional difficulties Emotional difficulties

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley “Wow! Way to go, stupid. Why did you even try?” What is an example of negative self talk? What is an example of negative self talk?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley The idea that everyone should do his or her part. What is work ethic?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Thinks only of self, has few interests, criticizes others What are some characteristics of a person with a negative attitude?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley Being on the job every day and arriving on time is an example of this. What is dependability?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley The one who asked the other engines for help. Who is all the dolls and toys ? Who is all the dolls and toys ?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley The feeling that a persons attitudes come from either how the person was raised or genetics. What is nature vs. nurture? What is nature vs. nurture?

June 13, 2016Mrs. Dayley