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trials and tribulations part ii quiz
directions: please select the best answer. all questions are taken from the heros journey textbook.
- the trials and tribulations element of the heros journey refers to:
a. the problems odysseus faced in trying to get back to ithaca.
b. the obstacles we place in our own paths to success.
c. the obstacles others place in our paths to success.
d. the unexpected challenges that occur in our lives.
e. all of the above.
f. both b and d.
- a person with external locus of control (eloc) believes:
a. they are responsible for their own choices and actions.
b. powerful others are responsible for whatever happens to them.
c. fate dictates their lives.
d. they have no control over what occurs in their lives.
e. both b and c.
f. b, c, and d.
- which of the following people are responsible for developing locus of control theory?
a. carl jung
b. julian rotter
c. hannah levenson
d. william glasser
e. both a and d
f. both b and c
- a person with internal locus of control (iloc):
a. does better in life.
b. believes in chance.
c. procrastinates.
d. is easily frustrated.
e. both b and c.
- In the Hero's Journey, trials and tribulations can be personal obstacles (like those we place in our own paths - b), external - others' obstacles (c), unexpected life challenges (d), and Odysseus' story (a) is an example. So all can apply.
- External Locus of Control (ELOC) means believing external forces (powerful others - b, fate - c) control life, which also implies no personal control (d).
- Julian Rotter developed locus of control theory. Hannah Levenson expanded it.
- Internal Locus of Control (ILOC) is associated with better life outcomes as people take responsibility.
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- E. all of the above
- F. b, c, and d
- F. both b and c
- A. does better in life