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Becoming a Master Student - Chapter 1
Becoming a Master Student - Chapter 1
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The official VARK questionnaire allows for learners who rely on more than preference
False
True
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Clues to another person's learning style include:
Approaches to a task that requires learning
Body language
All of the answer choices
Word choice
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Ways to gain concrete experiences include:
Seeing a live demonstration or performance related to your course content
Interviewing an expert in the subject you're learning or a master practi...
Engaging your emotions by reading a novel or seeing a video related
All of the answer choices
4
The word "auditory" refers to:
Seeing
Moving
Hearing
Listening
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Your learning style is the unique way that you blend:
Thinking, feeling, watching, and doing
Thinking, feeling and doing
Thinking and feeling
Watching and doing
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The recommended strategies for using learning styles to succeed include:
Looking for examples of the modes in action
Using the modes to explore your major
Developing all four modes of learning
All of the answer choices
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Ways to develop abstract thinking include:
Attending lectures given by your current instructors & others who teach sam
Taking notes on your reading in outline form
All of the answer choices
Supplementing assigned texts with other books, magazine, etc.
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Reading the manual for a new cell phone before you try to make a call is an example of:
Learning through feeling
Learning through watching
Learning through thinking
Learning through doing
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Strategies for becoming more reflective do
not
include keeping a personal journal
False
True
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The word "kinesthetic" refers to:
Hearing
Seeing
Moving
Listening
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First Steps are most effective when you focus on your academic skills rather than other types of skills
False
True
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The First Step technique refers only to telling the truth about your areas for improvement
True
False
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The Power Process: "Ideas are tools" states that if you want to use an idea, then you must first believe that it's true
True
False
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The suggested strategies to enhance visual learning do
not
include copying info that an instructor writes on the board
True
False
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The Discovery Wheel is:
Not a test, though it contains trick questions
Opportunity to tell the truth about your current skills without judgement
Intended to be a permanent picture of your skills
A test that will be graded
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Which is an example of telling the truth about your current abilities that creates the most possibilities for change?
"I am an awful note taker."
"When reviewing my notes, I find it hard to see the difference between..."
"I find it hard to read the notes I took in Intro to Psych last week."
Both A and C
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The concept of learning styles refers to the fact that:
People differ in the ways that they perceive new information
People differ in their preferences for perceiving and processing info
People differ in the ways that they process new information
All of the answer choices
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Master students tend to avoid using the phrase "I can't" and it's endless variations
True
False
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The suggested strategies to enhance auditory leaning include:
Taking pauses when you study to recite key points & examples but instructor
Taking pauses when you study to recite key points & examples in your words
Taking pauses when you study to recite key points but not examples
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Getting your hands on a new cell phone right away to see if you can make it work is an example of:
Learning through watching
Learning through thinking
Learning through doing
Learning through feeling
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Feeling discomfort is a sign that you're failing to correctly apply your knowledge of learning styles
False
True
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An example of learning through concrete experience is:
Taking notes in outline form
Seeing a live demonstration
Attending lectures by several instructors
Translating an idea from a textbook into a chart or map
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Strategies for learning more actively include:
All of the answer choices
Conducting laboratory experiments or field observations
Making predictions based on theories you learn
Going to settings where theories are being applied or tested
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"I can't say no to my underage friends who like to drink until they get drunk" is better stated as:
I have to say no to my underage friends who like to drink until drunk
I am unable to say no to my underage friends who like to drink until drunk
None of the answer choices
I want to be alcohol-free & still be friends with people who drink too much
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Effective First Steps are:
Full of self-judgements, such as "I'm really bad at doing. . . ."
Broad rather than specific
Used to create goals
Focused on weaknesses but not strengths