Think Again - Chapter 11 Quiz

What was the most important part of Candice Walker's work for her?

Question Answer Choices Maintaining the cleanliness of the hospital Managing hospital staff schedules Comforting chemotherapy patients and their families Organizing medical records

What term refers to a premature commitment to identity without exploring other options?

Question Answer Choices Cognitive dissonance Identity foreclosure Confirmation bias Career stagnation

What did Ryan consider studying instead of pre-med?

Question Answer Choices Political Science Engineering Psychology Economics

What does Grant suggest can help young people recontextualize their career decisions?

Question Answer Choices Telling them to avoid making any changes Advising them to choose a lifelong profession Disclosing that they are likely to take on several jobs over their life Encouraging them to stick to one career path

What did Ryan's family expect him to become?

Question Answer Choices A teacher A lawyer An engineer A doctor

What does Grant suggest everyone stands to benefit from?

Question Answer Choices Avoiding any changes in their career path Regularly reevaluating and reflecting on their plans and current situation Sticking to their original plans no matter what Focusing solely on their current job role

What can sometimes lead people to continue pushing a failing plan?

Question Answer Choices Ambition Fear Grit Luck

What did Ryan feel repeatedly during his pursuit of a medical degree?

Question Answer Choices Burning out and having doubts Joy and fulfillment Confidence and satisfaction Excitement and enthusiasm

What did Ryan decide to do after working as a neurosurgeon for five years?

Question Answer Choices Shift to business and found a company Return to school to study law Take a sabbatical to travel the world Become a medical professor

What does Grant suggest might be better to teach young people about their work?

Question Answer Choices It should be their primary source of happiness It should be their lifelong identity It's something they do, not necessarily who they are It must always align with their initial career choice