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Reading

PSYC 1300, assignment 1, option 2

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When you are ________ _________, you are actively collecting key concepts, ideas, and supporting details. reading mindfully
What affect does Active Reading have? Active Reading leads to significant neural activity in your brain, and assists in learning and leads to higher grades.
Mindless Reading is the act of running your eyes over a page only to realize you were reading the wrong page. True or False. False. (...to realize you don't recall anything you read.)
The first step in the CORE Learning System is _____ Knowledge.: A) Creating. B) Collaborating. C) Collecting. D) Calling Upon. C) Collecting.
One of the most important ways to collect knowledge is to ask someone else what the answer is. True or False. False. (Is Reading)
A ____ _____ is the main topic you are reading. Key Concept
Key Concepts can be the same but include different main ideas. True or False. True.
A Secondary Idea is sometimes called... A) Main Idea. B) Topic Sentence. C) Second Key Concept. D) Support Idea. B. Topic Sentence
________ ________ follow each main or secondary idea. Supporting Details.
What are a few reasons attitude is an important factor in reading mindfully? 1. Attitude is the foundation of success. 2. Attitude influences the choices you make. 3. With effective reading skills you can learn almost any skill needed in your life.
The CORE Learning System stands for: Collect, Organize, Rehearse, Evaluate. True or False True
The fastest way to preview what you are reading is to look at the... A) Chapter titles and headings. B) Table of contents. C) Index. D) Glossary. B) Table of contents.
________ a reading assignment provides the big picture of what is to come. Previewing
Creating a _________ reading schedule will help you reach your reading goal and retain more information than cramming all your reading in to one day. Distributed
Reviewing your reading uses the ______ ______ technique to create deep and lasting learning. prior learning
You should wait until after you are done reading to create a list of questions over what you read. False. (Use a list of questions provided by the author, or create them yourself using table of contents or chapter titles or sections titles to provide an overview.)
Practicing reading in chunks will increase: A) speed. B) comprehension. C) both. C) both.
Rereading difficult passages takes too much time and should be avoided. False.
Taking notes is a part of which of the CORE learning system: A) Collect. B) Organize. C) Rehearse. D) Evaluate. A) Collect
Reading critically is important because: A) if it is in a book it has to be true. B) Everything you will need to understand will be included. C) The author probably has the same beliefs as you. D) None of these. D) None of these.
You should ask thoughtful questions if you do not understand what you have read. True
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