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A teen #leadership review
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What is an example of collective behavior?
Changing an ideology after testing it against social norms
How people react during a natural disaster
An organized protest
A boycott of a damaging product
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How did Mandela prove that quitting was leading too?
Once elected president, he resigned after his term
Mandela quit pushing against apartheid
He quit his job to become president
He stepped down as the leader of the apartheid movement
3
What impact did Carl Benkert say the protest songs made during the marches?
The songs angered the police and angry white protesters
Helped the protesters unite themselves as a stronger force
Expressed hope, sorrow, pacified, excited, touched spirit
Expressed the frustration of African Americans
4
While in prison, how did Mandela not leave his base behind?
He staged a break-out of the prison.
He stood up to the prison guards.
He explained to his followers his strategy of negotiation.
He negotiated to get out of jail.
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What process allows our brains to rewire themselves based on our habits and mindsets?
brain stemming
neurology
neuroplasticity
brain branching
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Which is an example of a social movement?
Planking
The Dakota Access Pipeline protest
2016 Milwaukee riots
Teenagers wearing the same brand of clothing
7
What part of our brains are responsible for decision making?
The neo-cortex or the why level of the Golden Circle
The neo-cortex or the what level of the Golden Circle
The limbic brain or the what level of the Golden Circle
The limbic brain or the why level of the Golden Circle
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What act inspired the Selma-Montgomery march?
Carl Benkert's recordings at the Mount Zion church
The killing of Jimmie Lee Jackson at a peaceful voting rally
MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech
A mass meeting that ended in the death of a clergy member
9
The persuasion where the advertiser makes you feel you need the product right away is called
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Special Offer
Urgency
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Biased information used to promote a particular political cause or point-of-view is called
Persuasion
Propaganda
Loaded Words
Progressive Advertising
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The term propaganda began taking on a negative connotation when it was used
in the political sphere
by the Catholic Church
as a weapon against communism
in WWII
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Why did so many people show up to MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech?
They wanted to see a historical speech
Because he had a plan they agreed with
They held the same beliefs as MLK
Because he was an amazing orator
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How did Mandela lead from the back and let others believe they were in the front?
During his meetings he let everyone speak before him.
During his meetings he always spoke his ideals first.
He would never stand up front during a meeting.
He always allowed a vote on all of the decisions.
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What is modernization?
Sociological ideal used to standardize certain technologies
How humans communicate with each other in modern society
Ways in which behavior evolves based on resources available
Technology where everyone in the future will be connected
15
How does the analogy of the tortoise and the hare represent growth mindset?
The hare's innate ability is too much for the tortoise
The tortoise knows his steady pace will outlast the hare
The hare doesn't have to try as hard to win
The tortoise is willing to put in the extra effort to win
16
The term propaganda was derived from
The U.S. government during WWI
The Catholic church in 1622
The German Parliament during the Depression
The Lutheran church in 1824
17
What did Carl Benkert say was the most important thing about his recordings?
That people got to hear them
That they would be released on an album
That they would be used to gain equality
That they would be used in a film about Civil Rights
18
What was Mandela's strategy of keeping his rivals close?
He was obsessed with loyalty.
Embracing his rivals was a way of controlling them.
He kept those he trusted on the outside.
It was a way to manipulate his other opponents.
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Why are some leaders able to inspire why others are not?
Inspired leaders know what they do and communicate that
Inspired leaders start with their belief or their why
Inspired leaders have a plan that others know will work
Inspired leaders allow others to communicate first
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This advertising makes the case that using the product means the consumer is better than others
Testimonial
Snob Appeal
Glittering Generalities
Bandwagon
21
How do inspired leaders or companies communicate based on the Golden Circle?
From the inside (why) to the outside (what)
From the middle (how) to the inside (why)
From the outside (what) to the inside (why)
From the middle (how) to the outside (what)
22
Why do researchers argue that advertising is the most powerful art form?
Because teenagers are easily persuaded
Because people love advertisements
Because exposure is at record levels
Because advertising firms invest so much money
23
What is the 6 degrees of separation theory?
Every person will meet everyone else 6 times during life
Population of Earth technically shrinks as it grows
Advances in communication have made the world shrink
Every living person is connected by 6 or less people
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Why would someone say 'it just doesn't feel right' when making a decision?
Because our limbic brain is responsible for rational thought
Because our limbic brain decides our emotions and decisions
Because the neo-cortex is responsible for all decisions
Because our neo-cortex is responsible for our emotions
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How does the story of the Wright Bros prove that the why of the Golden Circle is most important
Samuel P. Langley was the first to fly but no one knew
They overcame setbacks because people believed their why
Samuel P. Langley ran out of money
The Wright Bros had media connections
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What is an example of modernization?
Joining a group of like-minded individuals to achieve a goal
Using YouTube videos to learn how to fix a broken appliance
Behaving in a certain way because others are doing the same
Boycotting a certain product
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What is the difference on how skills are viewed between growth and fixed mindset?
fixed skills are malleable growth skills take more time
fixed skills are innate while growth can always improve
fixed skills can grow with growth need more work
growth skills need work and so do fixed skills
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How did Stanley Milgram test 6 degrees of separation theory?
He studied advances in technology and travel
He dressed as a different person each day
He created a diagram of family lineages
He sent out letters with no addresses to an intended person
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This advertising moves feelings about one topic to another topic by using associations
Glittering Generalities
Transference
Loaded Words
Testimonial
30
How does neuroplasticity work?
Rewiring the brain is impossible
A lengthy surgery is required
Avoid setbacks so the brain doesn't feel negatively
Look at setbacks as something positive to rewire that path
31
What role has music played in African American history?
Songs have been used to unify and communicate
Civil Rights chants created modern day rock and roll
Most rappers utilize lyrics from traditional slave songs
Harriet Tubman used songs to end slavery
32
What is the difference on how feedback is viewed between growth and fixed mindsets?
Feedback is welcomed for fixed mindset
Feedback is unwelcomed for growth mindset
Feedback is taken personally for growth mindset
Feedback is welcomed as areas to improve for growth mindset
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How was Mandela's smile a symbol?
His smile helped get his point across to his audience.
His smile symbolized that he was a happy triumphant warrior.
His smile was used on posters to persuade people.
It proved that he would never be afraid.
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How does Mandela prove that courage is not the absence of fear?
He stood fearless in the face of adversity.
He was afraid, but pretended not to be to inspire others.
He told his followers they shouldn't be either afraid.
When he was in prison he did not let fear get to him.
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What was Mandela's strategy of navigating through problems?
Always choose the right path and you will find your solution
Decisions were not complex, but black and white
What is the most practical way to get the end I seek?
He knew there was always one right answer
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How is a social movement different than a collective behavior?
A social movement has a goal through planned behavior
Collective behavior is demonstrated on a larger scale
Collective behavior has a goal to change society
social movement is a trend but collective behavior is not
37
What is the name of Mr. Cochran's band?
Bill Nye and the rock and roll guys
Fuss Ricket
T Wyler and the Wildin's
The Fuzzy Buckets
38
Which is NOT an example of collective behavior?
A sit in to protest deforestation
The Macarena
A crowd rushes the field after a big win
A riot as a reaction to police shootings
39
What is the difference on how challenges are viewed between growth and fixed mindsets?
Challenges are welcomed for fixed mindset
Challenges aren't necessary for fixed mindset
Challenges are avoided for growth mindset
Challenges are welcomed for growth mindset
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Why did Mandela learn about Rugby?
Afrikaners did not like rugby.
The English would not look down on someone that knew rugby.
Mandela wanted common ground with the Afrikaners.
Rugby was the sport of the British and English settlers.
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How has propaganda changed over time?
Posters and pamphlets are more readily accessed and created
Most propaganda is now displayed in films
Technology has changed the type of media used to convey it
The majority of propaganda is now on podcasts
