4. Which of the following describes Win-Lose thinking? A. People always take advantage of me, why bother? B. If I’m going to lo lose, I want you to lose too. C. Let’s find a solution that works for both of us. D. I make sure to get what I want, and make sure you don’t.*Your answer5. Which of the following describes an abundance mentality? A. The more you get, the less I get. B. I give special attention to people in high positions. C. The more I compete, the more I get. D. I share credit with others and celebrate their success.*Your answer6. To apply Win-Win thinking, one must balance:                     A. Courage and consideration.                     B. Concern and Influence.                     C. Abundance and scarcity                     D. Importance and urgency.*Your answer7. Highly Effective People apply which skills in relationships?  A. Showing consideration for other people’s win as well as your own  B. Showing their approval by keeping quiet.  C. Showing their courage by speaking boldly.  D. Showing courage by getting a win at all costs.*Your answer8. Which statement is true about Think Win-Win?                     A. It develops Interdependence.                     B. It is a Private victory Habit.                     C. It is a form of communication.                     D. All of the above*Your answer9. The results that occur for a person who consistently thinks with a win-win attitude might include:                     A. More lasting relationships.                     B. Increased competitiveness.                     C. Winning more arguments                     D. Giving in to preserve the peace.

10. What are common barriers to think Win-Win?          A. Not having a clear end in mind.          B. Not having a Win-Win mindset.          C. Not valuing People and relationships.          D. All of the above.*Your answer11. Which of the following are “Autobiographical Responses” as taught in Habit 5?        A. Probe, Evaluate, Interpret, Interrupt        B. Probe, Advice, Evaluate, Interpret        C. Accuse, Advice, Interpret, Probe        D. Elaborate, probe, Interpret, Evaluate*Your answer12. You tell a friend, “I’m frustrated that I didn’t get a pay raise.” Your friend responds, “The same thing happened to me, you need to get another degree like I did.” Which Autobiographical Response did your friend use?                     A. Probe                            B. Advice                     C. Interpret                     D. Evaluate*Your answer13. To apply Empathic Listening effectively, which of the following do you need to do?                     A. Listen to respond.                     B. Listen for the words and feelings                     C. State your intent first and clearly.                     D. Prepare your response*Your answer14. Identify two key things effective people do to understand others.  A. Listen first to another person; listen for content, feelings and body language.  B. Show genuine sympathy for people, and agree with them to help them feel understood.  C. Demonstrate consideration by exploring possible solutions, ideas, or alternatives.  D. None of the above*Your answer15. Which of the following are results of seeking first to understand?  A. Building respectful relationships.  B. Creating intellectual arguments.  C. Finding compromise.  D. Applying a Win-Lose mindset.*Your answer16. When emotions are high or when there is a conflict, it’s best to:   A. Probe and advice to understand and find a solution.   B. Pretend to listen to diffuse the situation and                      understand   C. Practice empathic listening to understand.   D. Reach understanding by making your point first.*Your answer17. When you seek to be understood, it is most effective to use            A. Co-dependent messages.            B, Win-win messages.            C. “I” messages.            D. Sympathetic messages*Your answer

9. The results that occur for a person who consistently thinks with a win-win attitude might include:                     A. More lasting relationships.                     B. Increased competitiveness.                     C. Winning more arguments                     D. Giving in to preserve the peace.*10. What are common barriers to think Win-Win?          A. Not having a clear end in mind.          B. Not having a Win-Win mindset.          C. Not valuing People and relationships.          D. All of the above.*Your answer11. Which of the following are “Autobiographical Responses” as taught in Habit 5?        A. Probe, Evaluate, Interpret, Interrupt        B. Probe, Advice, Evaluate, Interpret        C. Accuse, Advice, Interpret, Probe        D. Elaborate, probe, Interpret, Evaluate*Your answer12. You tell a friend, “I’m frustrated that I didn’t get a pay raise.” Your friend responds, “The same thing happened to me, you need to get another degree like I did.” Which Autobiographical Response did your friend use?                     A. Probe                            B. Advice                     C. Interpret                     D. Evaluate*Your answer13. To apply Empathic Listening effectively, which of the following do you need to do?                     A. Listen to respond.                     B. Listen for the words and feelings                     C. State your intent first and clearly.                     D. Prepare your response*Your answer14. Identify two key things effective people do to understand others.  A. Listen first to another person; listen for content, feelings and body language.  B. Show genuine sympathy for people, and agree with them to help them feel understood.  C. Demonstrate consideration by exploring possible solutions, ideas, or alternatives.  D. None of the above*Your answer15. Which of the following are results of seeking first to understand?  A. Building respectful relationships.  B. Creating intellectual arguments.  C. Finding compromise.  D. Applying a Win-Lose mindset.*Your answer16. When emotions are high or when there is a conflict, it’s best to:   A. Probe and advice to understand and find a solution.   B. Pretend to listen to diffuse the situation and                      understand   C. Practice empathic listening to understand.   D. Reach understanding by making your point first.*Your answer17. When you seek to be understood, it is most effective to use            A. Co-dependent messages.            B, Win-win messages.            C. “I” messages.            D. Sympathetic messages*Your answer18. Seek first to understand, then seek to be understood requires which one of the two concepts?                     A. A mindset of compromise.                     B. A willingness to be independent.                     C. A win-win mindset                     D. A win mindset*Your answer19. What do people gain when they listen empathically to others? A. The right questions to ask in order to help others solve their problems. B. An opportunity to advice someone about how to solve a problem. C. A greater understanding of someone’s problems. D. An understanding of how his or her own experience is relevant to someone else’s problem.*Your answer20. How can Habit 5 help a person build a better relationships? A. In times of conflicts or high emotions, it is best to offer advice to help people move forward. B. Listening from our frame of reference helps us understand how others might be feeling. C. Listening with the intent to understand rather than replying builds respect and trust with others. D. Listening empathically to someone helps them to better solve your problem.*Your answer

10. What are common barriers to think Win-Win?          A. Not having a clear end in mind.          B. Not having a Win-Win mindset.          C. Not valuing People and relationships.          D. All of the above.

To apply Win-Win thinking, one must balance

4. If you want to be successful in managing your life, then which of the following should you avoid doing? a. Control your surroundings b. Set goals to work toward c. Pay attention to your time and energy d. Make smart choices