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#1. Elliot, a doctor at Sacred Heart Hospital, frequently expresses low self-confidence despite her consistent effectiveness as a practitioner. To help her recognize her professional capabilities, her supervisor recommends that Elliot systematically collect and record data on the positive outcomes and successes of her medical procedures. What specific self-management strategy is Elliot’s supervisor recommending?
Selfmonitoring is a selfmanagement strategy that involves a person systematically observing and recording the occurrence of their own behavior In this scenario Elliots supervisor is recommending that she take data on her outcomes to establish a record of her successes which is a direct and precise definition of selfmonitoring The text reinforces this by stating Elliot is taking data shes simply taking the data so what is La supervisor suggesting you do a selfmonitor yes all the supervisor is saying is Monitor yourself right during your procedures during your treatments just take data on outcomes Selfinstruction would involve Elliot verbally guiding herself through tasks Selfevaluation would require Elliot to compare her performance against a preset standard or goal While selfcontrol is a broader term encompassing selfmanagement strategies aimed at changing ones own behavior selfmonitoring is the most specific strategy being employed here as the primary action is data collection without an explicit instruction for immediate behavior change or comparative evaluation
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