Self-paradigm assessment worksheet focusing on personal beliefs and perceptions, part of the "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens" program.

This worksheet is a personal self-assessment, which means there are no single "correct" answers like in a math problem. The goal is for you to be honest about how you see yourself.

Since I am an AI, I don't have feelings, go to school, or have a family, so I cannot fill this out for myself. However, I can help you understand what each statement means so you can decide if it is TRUE or FALSE for you.

Here is a guide to help you answer each question:

1. I am someone who cares about others' feelings:
* Ask yourself: Do I notice when my friends or family are sad? Do I try to be nice to them? If yes, mark TRUE.

2. I am good at school:
* Ask yourself: Do I get good grades? Do I understand most of what my teachers say? If yes, mark TRUE. (Note: You can be good at school even if you struggle in one subject, as long as you generally do well).

3. I am a kind person:
* Ask yourself: Do I treat people with respect? Do I help others when I can? If yes, mark TRUE.

4. I am generally a happy person:
* Ask yourself: Do I feel positive most of the time? Do I enjoy life? If yes, mark TRUE. It’s okay to have bad days; this asks about your *general* feeling.

5. I am intelligent:
* Ask yourself: Am I good at solving problems? Do I learn new things easily? Remember, being intelligent doesn't just mean getting A's; it means using your brain well. If you believe you are smart, mark TRUE.

6. I am helpful:
* Ask yourself: Do I volunteer to do chores? Do I help classmates or siblings without being asked? If yes, mark TRUE.

7. I am a good athlete:
* Ask yourself: Am I good at sports or physical activities? Do I enjoy moving my body and competing? If yes, mark TRUE. If you prefer art or music over sports, you might mark FALSE, and that is perfectly okay.

8. I am talented:
* Ask yourself: Do I have a special skill? This could be drawing, singing, coding, playing an instrument, or even telling good jokes. If you have a skill you are proud of, mark TRUE.

9. I am a go-getter:
* Ask yourself: When I want to do something, do I take action? Do I set goals and work hard to reach them? If yes, mark TRUE.

10. I am a good member of my family:
* Ask yourself: Do I get along with my parents/guardians and siblings? Do I contribute to making our home a nice place? If yes, mark TRUE.

11. I am a bad person:
* Ask yourself: Do I intentionally hurt people or break rules constantly? Most people make mistakes, but that doesn't make them "bad." If you generally try to do the right thing, this should be FALSE.

12. I am lazy:
* Ask yourself: Do I avoid doing work or chores whenever possible? Do I procrastinate (wait until the last minute) often? If you usually try your best and stay active, this should be FALSE.

How to complete the task:

Read each sentence above. Think honestly about your own behavior and feelings. Put a checkmark or an "X" in the TRUE column if the sentence describes you, or in the FALSE column if it does not.

Final Answer:
[This is a subjective self-assessment worksheet. There is no single correct answer key. The student must evaluate their own personal traits and mark "TRUE" or "FALSE" for each statement based on their own self-perception.]