Love
Thyself
| Comparing ourselves to another person is like comparing apples to oranges. A healthier way to gauge our development is to compare our output or accomplishments with our own status in the past. In other words, it is prudent to ask ourselves if we have improved, grown, changed, developed... This means of evaluation takes into consideration where we began, our growth up to a certain point, and our achievement to date; it is not based on contrast with others. Marilyn J. Sorensen, Ph.D. |
Tests
by the University of Illinois Health Resource Center. A 12-question test that you self-score measuring your negative thinking. No need to submit your e-mail address or any information about yourself. Following the test are suggestions for improving your attitude for each of your negative responses.
Ten questions you answer online with results to help you take a close look at your child's personality and your own parenting style to figure out how your child is feeling about himself and his place in the world. No need to submit your e-mail address or any information about yourself.
Fifteen questions you answer online with results to see if your kid shows signs of a bully within, and test his or her ability to handle power dynamics in school and social situations. No need to submit your e-mail address or any information about yourself.
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