The document summarizes responses to questions about social support systems, self-perception, resilience to challenges, time management, anxiety levels, moodiness, and fears of rejection. For most questions, the respondent indicated they sometimes rely on others for support, consider both internal and external perspectives, believe outcomes depend on circumstances, strive to balance multiple commitments, can manage worries with time, experience moods situationally, and occasionally worry about relationship stability depending on conditions.
The document summarizes responses to questions about social support systems, self-perception, resilience to challenges, time management, anxiety levels, moodiness, and fears of rejection. For most questions, the respondent indicated they sometimes rely on others for support, consider both internal and external perspectives, believe outcomes depend on circumstances, strive to balance multiple commitments, can manage worries with time, experience moods situationally, and occasionally worry about relationship stability depending on conditions.
The document summarizes responses to questions about social support systems, self-perception, resilience to challenges, time management, anxiety levels, moodiness, and fears of rejection. For most questions, the respondent indicated they sometimes rely on others for support, consider both internal and external perspectives, believe outcomes depend on circumstances, strive to balance multiple commitments, can manage worries with time, experience moods situationally, and occasionally worry about relationship stability depending on conditions.
The document summarizes responses to questions about social support systems, self-perception, resilience to challenges, time management, anxiety levels, moodiness, and fears of rejection. For most questions, the respondent indicated they sometimes rely on others for support, consider both internal and external perspectives, believe outcomes depend on circumstances, strive to balance multiple commitments, can manage worries with time, experience moods situationally, and occasionally worry about relationship stability depending on conditions.
1. Is there someone in your life that you can talk to if you have problems or if you feel upset?
a. There is usually someone that I can talk to.
b. Sometimes, there are people I can talk to but it depends on the type of problem I have. c. I do not have many people that I can talk to. 2. How much do other peoples’ opinions about you affect how you see yourself? a. I allow their opinions to define who I am. b. I compare their opinions with who I think I am as well as my personal beliefs and opinions. c. I reject other peoples’ opinions of me instantly. 3. When bad things happen, how much do you think you can turn the situation around? a. I always believe that I can change the situation for the better. b. Much depends on the situation that I am in. c. I tend to think that bad things will continue to happen. 4. Do you have enough time for school work, friends, family, and other activities? a. Yes, I always make sure that I have enough time for everything. b. I adjust the time I give each, depending on the situation. c. No, I usually have to pick one over the other. 5. How much do you let your worries and anxieties bother you? a. I have a hard time in letting go of my worries and I tend to dwell on them for a long time. b. I think about them until I am ready to let go. c. I forget about them and do not let them bother me. 6. In general, would you describe yourself as a moody person? a. Yes, it takes just a moment to ruin a good day. b. Sometimes, but much really depends on the situation. c. No, I usually do not le bad things get me down. 7. How often do you feel afraid that people you care about might reject or leave you? a. This has been a constant fear in my life. b. Sometimes I think about this when certain situations point to this possibility. c. I am secure enough with my relationships and trust that they will not leave me.