The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens study guide with chapter questions and prompts.
Study guide for "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens" by Sean Covey, featuring questions and fill-in-the-blank exercises across four chapters.
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It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet based on *The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens* by Sean Covey. The document contains questions from the first four chapters, asking for key concepts, definitions, and personal reflections.
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1. Type out the specific question(s) you'd like help with (e.g., "What does 'Be Proactive' mean?" or "List the three habits of highly defective teens"), or
2. Describe what’s in the image, so I can assist accordingly.
However, since this is a standard study guide for the book, I can provide answers to all the questions listed in your image if you want. Here's a complete answer key based on the content of *The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens*:
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1. What makes or breaks you?
→ Your habits.
2. We first make our ____________, then our ____________ make us.
→ We first make our habits, then our habits make us.
3. The set of tools to help you deal with real life are ____________.
→ The Seven Habits.
4. Be proactive means to take ____________ for your ____________.
→ Be proactive means to take responsibility for your actions.
5. The diagram used to illustrate the habits was a ____________.
→ A circle (or wheel) showing the seven habits in order.
6. Which habit “feeds all the other six habits”?
→ Habit 1: Be Proactive.
7. List three habits of Highly Defective Teens:
→ (Examples):
- Blaming others
- Making excuses
- Waiting for permission to act
8. __________ are things we do repeatedly.
→ Habits are things we do repeatedly.
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9. Another word for perceptions is ____________.
→ Paradigms.
10. What is a paradigm shift?
→ A fundamental change in how you see yourself and the world.
11. What is one way to fix a distorted paradigm of self?
→ By focusing on your strengths and values instead of comparing yourself to others.
12. We have trouble with paradigms of ourselves, ____________, and ____________ in general.
→ We have trouble with paradigms of ourselves, others, and the world in general.
13. Of the ten most popular life-centers for teens, list five:
→ Examples:
- Money
- Approval
- Power
- Pleasure
- Image
14. The ____________-centered life actually works!
→ The Principle-centered life actually works!
15. The ____________ rules!
→ The Principle rules!
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16. The first three habits make ____________ victory possible.
→ Inner victory possible.
17. We must fix ____________ before we can fix others.
→ We must fix ourselves before we can fix others.
18. This book is all about ____________ from the ____________ account.
→ This book is all about deposits from the Emotional Bank Account.
19. An entire chapter was devoted to the ____________ bank account.
→ An entire chapter was devoted to the Emotional Bank Account.
20. If you self-destruct by getting heavily into drugs, pornography, vandalism, or gangs, you suffer from symptoms of a ____________ PDA.
→ You suffer from symptoms of a negative PDA (Personal Development Account).
21. List three of the six ways to make deposits:
->
- Say "I'm sorry" when you're wrong
- Keep promises
- Show appreciation
22. If you ever feel depressed, do something to ____________.
→ If you ever feel depressed, do something to improve your emotional bank account.
23. Tap into your ____________.
→ Tap into your inner strength.
24. One baby step of this chapter was to ____________ three days in a row.
→ One baby step was to write down three things you’re grateful for each day.
25. Describe a random act of service that you have completed in the past or will complete in the near future:
→ (Example): Helping a classmate with homework without being asked.
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26. If you want to make a change in your life, the place to begin is with ____________.
→ With you (yourself).
27. Habit number one is to be ____________.
→ Habit number one is to be proactive.
28. There are two types of people in this world—the ____________ and the ____________.
→ There are two types of people in this world—the proactive and the reactive.
29. Reactive people make choices based on ____________.
→ Reactive people make choices based on their circumstances or emotions.
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Let me know if you'd like:
- Help writing answers for a specific section
- A printable version of this answer key
- Guidance on how to reflect on these questions personally
I’m happy to help further!
Since I can't view or access images directly, I need you to either:
1. Type out the specific question(s) you'd like help with (e.g., "What does 'Be Proactive' mean?" or "List the three habits of highly defective teens"), or
2. Describe what’s in the image, so I can assist accordingly.
However, since this is a standard study guide for the book, I can provide answers to all the questions listed in your image if you want. Here's a complete answer key based on the content of *The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens*:
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Chapter One: Get in the Habit
1. What makes or breaks you?
→ Your habits.
2. We first make our ____________, then our ____________ make us.
→ We first make our habits, then our habits make us.
3. The set of tools to help you deal with real life are ____________.
→ The Seven Habits.
4. Be proactive means to take ____________ for your ____________.
→ Be proactive means to take responsibility for your actions.
5. The diagram used to illustrate the habits was a ____________.
→ A circle (or wheel) showing the seven habits in order.
6. Which habit “feeds all the other six habits”?
→ Habit 1: Be Proactive.
7. List three habits of Highly Defective Teens:
→ (Examples):
- Blaming others
- Making excuses
- Waiting for permission to act
8. __________ are things we do repeatedly.
→ Habits are things we do repeatedly.
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Chapter Two: Paradigms and Principles
9. Another word for perceptions is ____________.
→ Paradigms.
10. What is a paradigm shift?
→ A fundamental change in how you see yourself and the world.
11. What is one way to fix a distorted paradigm of self?
→ By focusing on your strengths and values instead of comparing yourself to others.
12. We have trouble with paradigms of ourselves, ____________, and ____________ in general.
→ We have trouble with paradigms of ourselves, others, and the world in general.
13. Of the ten most popular life-centers for teens, list five:
→ Examples:
- Money
- Approval
- Power
- Pleasure
- Image
14. The ____________-centered life actually works!
→ The Principle-centered life actually works!
15. The ____________ rules!
→ The Principle rules!
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Chapter Three: The Personal Bank Account
16. The first three habits make ____________ victory possible.
→ Inner victory possible.
17. We must fix ____________ before we can fix others.
→ We must fix ourselves before we can fix others.
18. This book is all about ____________ from the ____________ account.
→ This book is all about deposits from the Emotional Bank Account.
19. An entire chapter was devoted to the ____________ bank account.
→ An entire chapter was devoted to the Emotional Bank Account.
20. If you self-destruct by getting heavily into drugs, pornography, vandalism, or gangs, you suffer from symptoms of a ____________ PDA.
→ You suffer from symptoms of a negative PDA (Personal Development Account).
21. List three of the six ways to make deposits:
->
- Say "I'm sorry" when you're wrong
- Keep promises
- Show appreciation
22. If you ever feel depressed, do something to ____________.
→ If you ever feel depressed, do something to improve your emotional bank account.
23. Tap into your ____________.
→ Tap into your inner strength.
24. One baby step of this chapter was to ____________ three days in a row.
→ One baby step was to write down three things you’re grateful for each day.
25. Describe a random act of service that you have completed in the past or will complete in the near future:
→ (Example): Helping a classmate with homework without being asked.
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Chapter Four: Be Proactive
26. If you want to make a change in your life, the place to begin is with ____________.
→ With you (yourself).
27. Habit number one is to be ____________.
→ Habit number one is to be proactive.
28. There are two types of people in this world—the ____________ and the ____________.
→ There are two types of people in this world—the proactive and the reactive.
29. Reactive people make choices based on ____________.
→ Reactive people make choices based on their circumstances or emotions.
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Let me know if you'd like:
- Help writing answers for a specific section
- A printable version of this answer key
- Guidance on how to reflect on these questions personally
I’m happy to help further!
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