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EDUC 1300 Final Exam Review
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OER Fall 2023
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Experiencing feelings of lost identity while adjusting to a wide range of diverse people on campus. This is what?
emotional adjustment
social adjustment
cultural adjustment
mental adjustment
2
Holland's Theory says you can expect job satisfaction if your career matches your
Interests
Personality
Skills
Values
3
Active reading refers to
all of these
reading without stopping.
interacting w/ text asking ?'s, finding answers having a convo b/t u & text
reading without taking notes or marking text.
4
Information literacy = knowing how 2 access sources of info to understand issues, make decisions, & solve problems
idk
No
Yes
5
To be an effective learner when studying, avoid distractions & create a study environment
False
True
idk
6
According to Dr. Dweck, a fixed mindset believes
intelligence is something you are born with. You either have it or dont
you should pick another pathway if u fail @ 1st thing u wanted to do
there's many things u can do to improve
none of these
7
In Blake & Mouton’s Managerial Grid, leadership styles are determined by concern for people & production.
True
False
Blake & who?
8
If info is important & we're exposed to it repetitively, our brain will store the info in
short-term memory
encoding mechanisms of our brain
long-term memory
sensory register
9
Emotional health
ability to manage stress
all of these
and meet the demands of daily life
maintain healthy relationships
10
You suspect someone opened a credit card in your name. Easiest way to find out is to get a copy of your
transcript
5-0 report
credit report
list of holds
11
1st step in Career Planning Cycle?
Explore majors and careers
Try things out
Launch job search
Learn about your interests, values, & personality
12
Which is not part of a healthy plate?
proteins
fruits
sugar
vegetables
13
All are critical components of identifying a problem except
Recognize your biases & limit assumptions
Conduct limited research
Collect & weigh options
Question everything
14
True learning = committing content to long-term memory
huh?
False
True
15
Foundations for successfully completing assignments
reading materials b4 class
Attending class regularly, taking notes & asking questions during class
all of these
completing assigments b4 class
16
Everyone is entitled to their own
facts
& opinions. think.
TRUE
FALSE
17
Point of contact on campus for GPA info, educational goals, degree requirements, & or institutional policies
Advisor
Admissions
Registrar
Professor
18
What learning ownership component would help one who attends class, but doesn't take notes or read
Deliberate & focused effort
Time & task management
Motivation
Progress tracking
19
Finding the best fit career is often a
merge
of your assets & the employer's needs.
True
Hmm.
False
20
Benefit of completing a college degree
all of these. duh!
Better job stability
Greater job satisfaction
Improved health & wellness
21
The time management strategy, Daily Top Three
uses 3 sticky notes which include 'to Do' lists.
states each day, you identify 3 tasks that must be completed
involves 3 marshmallows
includes using timer for 3 short study times
22
Plagiarism is only wrong if intentional, unintentional plagiarism is okay.
Whaaaaaa
True
False
23
Which of these is an example of extrinsic motivation?
Purpose
Winning
Curiosity & a Good time
Self-expression
24
Guided exercise where you're asked to notice your thoughts, feelings, body sensations, & breath is an example of
mindfulness
surrealism
hypnotism
guided imagery
25
“you don’t know, what you don’t know” is from what stage of the Learning Process?
Unconscious competence
Unconscious incompetence
Conscious competence
Conscious incompetence
26
skills that are useful across a wide variety of careers & job roles
People
Learned
Work
Transferable
27
Learning new study skills & spending time mastering new strategies = example what kind of adjustment
Academic
Emotional
Intellectual
Cultural
28
Bottomline, successful students
Use the Writing Center
Visit the Library
Go to Tutoring
Access Resources
29
Excitement to interact w/ students in class & participate in Student Life events is an example of what motivation theory
Social Theory
Behavioral Theory
Cognitive Theory
Humanistic Theory
30
Having a clear mission statement influences the _________________ you make about your future
motivations
reflections
decisions
awareness
31
Mags believes she won't pass any math exams. Ed plans to get tutoring. Who's likely to succeed?
Ed is more likely to succeed
Mags is doomed
Ed is doomed
Both are doomed
32
Procrastination often leads to all of these except
high stress & anxiety
diminished use of campus resources
loss of self-esteem
loss of goals
33
To prioritize means to
do low value & easy assignments 1st
use your mood to determine tasks
determine what things are more urgent/important than others
do high value assignments 1st
34
A lack of energy could be physically caused by all but
illness
improper diet
laziness
lack of sleep
35
Angela Duckworth found
Both of these
Neither
perseverance & grit r better predictors of success as talent & IQ
perseverance & grit r equal predictors of success w/ talent & IQ.
36
Order in which to read a peer reviewed journal articles
Methods, Results, Introduction, Discussion, Abstract
Abstract, Introduction, Discussion, Method & Results
Introduction, Abstract, Results, Discussion
Introduction, Abstract, Method, Results, Discussion
37
Follow a degree or transfer plan to ensure
courses apply to your career or will transfer
all of these
stay on track to graduation
save time & money
38
What's wrong with this goal. Make better grades.
She will fail.
Great goal. Outline for goal is clear.
Goal is not effective. It's not specific, measurable, or time bound
This goal will work because Aleaha shared her goal w/ a friend
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Depression symptoms
Intense sadness for days/wks & loss of interest in enjoyed activities
cycles of extreme joy & extreme sadness
loss of interest in previously enjoyed activiites
Feeling intense sadness for several days /weeks
40
Example of a financial adjustment strategy
Exploring job & aid opportunities
Developing emotional coping strategies
Seeking opportunities to explore other cultures
Engaging in intellectual discussions
41
After failing an exam w/ an internal locus of control you'll likely think
Failing the exam is bc you did not study enough
The test being timed was the problem
Distractions @ home prevented effective studying
The instructor doesnt know the subject matter
42
New info is easier to learn if connected to old info or familiar frame of reference.
No
Yes
what's a familiar frame of reference?
Maybe
43
Abstract of a PRJA
Includes participant demographics
Summarizes the entire article
Offers implications & future research suggestions
statistical info used to analyze data
44
The Pomodoro Technique
uses a timer to set short intervals of work time b4 taking a timed break
is a pasta dish
encourages completion of the easiest task 1st & save hardest task 4 last
encourages the student to break up large assignments into smaller parts
45
Cornell System of notetaking
developed by Dr. Walter Pauk @ Cornell U
divides paper in 3 sections: Notes column, labels/?'s column, & summary
all of these
provides a handy way to review & test yourself using your notes
46
Critical thinking involves
all of these
recognizing your own biases & assumptions
questioning everything, skepticism of what is heard or read
checking sources & searching for more info
47
While you are in school, ______________ loans do not accrue interest but ______________ loans do.
Unsubsidized; Subsidized
Wait, what.
Neither of these
Subsidized; Unsubsidized
48
You have a 2.0 GPA & successfully completed 67% of courses attempted. This means you've made
Academic Probation
Academic Progress Semester
Academic Dismissal
Satisfactory Academic Progress
49
Best criteria for judging whether to buy something is to focus on
needs & wants
wants
needs
the $$$ saved if u buy today
50
Managing procrastination includes
rewarding yourself
all of these
focusing on the tasks, avoiding distractions
getting organized
51
Which of these is not an essential step in problem-solving
All of these are problem solving steps
Researching & evaluating possible solutions or answers
Selecting the best result & Taking action based on your findings
Identifying the problem or issue
52
Gardner’s Theory on Multiple Intelligences states
strengths & personal preferences don't matter in intelligence
any skill equals intelligence
there is or may be more than one way to be intelligent
each form of our intelligences is dependent on each other
53
Take all 42 credit hours in the Core Curriculum, & you'll be core complete at any other public Texas institution
True
False
Whhhaaaaa
54
Previewing the chapter before reading is what part of SQ3R method
Questioning
Surveying
Reviewing
Reading
55
When things get tough, rely on your ________ to dig in deep & continue working toward your goal
perseverence
motivation
resiliency
GRIT
56
"Eat the Frog" is a time management strategy that
Complete all the tasks at once
break up large projects into smaller parts
complete largest/ most dreaded task 1st
complete easiest & shortest tasks 1st. & tougher larger task later
57
If you don't pay off your credit card balance every month what will happen?
you pay daily interest on the full amount borrowed from day of purchase
parents will pay it
Bill collectors repossess items purchased
credit card co. will cancel your credit card
58
Sociologists call unwritten assumptions, like go to class, take notes, read before class...
college rules
hidden rules
hidden agenda
private rules
59
In college, the responsibility for learning is on the
campus administration
student
campus staff & tutors
instructors for each particular class
60
Highest level of knowing in Bloom’s Taxonomy
Evaluating
Understanding
Applying
Creating
61
Behavioral motivation theory states
needs must be met before we can reach our full potential
we're motivated by the consequences of our behaviors
thoughts, beliefs, & expectations influence engagement in certain behaviors
belief in one's capacity to execute the behaviors necessary for success
62
How to ensure your seemingly unrelated part time job supports future job search/pursuits while in school
Take summer classes instead of working
Complete a formal career assessment
Reflect on & document transferable skills
Spend the summer sleeping & watching television
63
A symptom of sleep deprivation
Irritability
difficulty w/ memory & attention
all of these
decreased reaction time
64
Professors will expect you to read the textbook before class, take notes during class, & study between classes
False
Do i have to?
True
65
GPA stands for
Grade Point Average
Grades Peak Average
Grade Book Average
Grade Posted Average
66
Preparation for a test is one of the best ways to control test anxiety
True
False
Better to freak out w/ others
Better to freak out in the car on the way
67
College Faculty are responsible for student learning
No, false
Who are faculty?
Yes, true
68
Scholarly sources
are written 4 the general public where language is clear, simple, & direct
are often missing author & or, author credentials
contain no citations, bibliographies, or references
are peer reviewed by several subject experts
69
When organizations face a turbulent environment, intense competition, and products that may die early they need
a transactional leader
a tyrant leader
any leader
a transformational leader
70
Effective strategies for taking notes
write down everything professor says
Create concept map w/ both notes from reading & notes from class
Don't take notes & just highlight key points in the book
integrate notes from reading w/ notes from class & review them once
71
Japanese technique that can be used to discover underlying cause of a problem or the reason for a decision
The Five Whys
Values Clarification
The Three Reasons
The Understanding Process
72
We have to work w/ new info fast (within 24 hours) or we’ll start to forget it.
no way, false
true?
Definitely true
73
Common reason for a reduction in credit score
old payment
late payment
new payment
length of credit history
74
After each class
, its important to follow through on all these behaviors
except
review notes
participate in class discussion
understand homework assignment
ask questions for clarification
75
To defend against negative bias, remember
ppl hve strong opinions abt many topics even w/o citing reliable sources
present info w/ verifiable sources, everyone will agree w/ your analysis.
all of these
facts are verifiable; opinions are beliefs without supporting evidence