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Which of the following statements are true? Most students have not been taught how to develop goals
According to research conducted by Morisano, Hirsch, Peterson, Pil, and Shore (2010) which of the following statements are true? A short training session on goal setting led to increase grades.
A __________ goal is one that you can complete within days, weeks, or months. short-term
Long-term goals are goals that: can take some time to achieve, six months or longer
Another name for short-term goals is: Proximal goal
When it comes to goals, what is the role of monitoring progress? Self-monitoring and self-regulating your learning makes it more likely that you will achieve your goal
Mark has the following goal: I will do well this semester. Why is this goal ineffective? It is not specific
Based on the findings of Reynolds and Baird (2011) who had the lowest rate of depression? Those who set higher goals initially
Students with high _______ will be more likely to persevere in the event of a failure experience. self-efficacy
According to the ABCS approach, what best captures the "A" Challenging goals
The A in the ABCS approach stands for: Aim high
According to the ABCS approach, what best captures the "B" self-efficacy
The B in the ABCS approach stand for: Believe in yorself
According to the ABCS approach, what best captures the "C" motivation
How many jobs will the average person have throughout their career? 11.7
According to Marcia, identify achievement involves: exploration and commitment
When making a career decision, most students rely on: Intuition
Where do students get most of their career information from? Friends and Family
According to social learning theory, we learn from: watching others
According to happenstance learning theory, careers are determined as a result of: Planned and unplanned events
Which of the statements are true? While some careers have required majors, you can often choose from several majors for most career paths
Someone who is good as self-reflecting would be high in ________ according to Gardner's theory Intrapersonal
Which two skills are most highly valued by employers? Integrity and Communication
Which of the following is NOT one of the "big five" personality factors? Temperament
Someone who prefers to focus on what might be rather than what currently exists would likely score high on: Intuition
The two learning conditions are: Challenging tasks and support
If a professor asks a students to explain concepts, this is most connected to which level of Bloom's Taxonomy? Understanding
Which levels of Bloom's Taxonomy are most associated with foundational knowledge? Remembering and Understanding
Which of the following is TRUE about Bloom's Taxonomy? It is hierarchical
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Socratic question? What is the correct answer?
Our belief in our ability to successfully complete a task is called: Self-efficacy
Self-efficacy is a foundational condition for critical thinking because: It will increase the likelihood you will persevere if you encounter challanges
When reading a peer-reviewed journal, what should you read first? Abstract
Most professionals will read a journal article: Introduction, Discussion, and then the entire article
In a peer-reviewed journal, what kind of information can you find in the Method section? Who participated in the study and what the participants had to do
Which of the following is NOT assessed via the CRAAP test? Communication Skills
When you ask "Is the author qualified to write on this topic?" what factor of the CRAAP test are you considering? Authority
When you ask "Is the information biased?" what factor of the CRAAP test are you considering? Purpose
When you ask "Does the information relate to the topic?" what factor of the CRAAP test are you considering? Relevance
The last step in the decision making process is to: Assess whether your choice supported your goal and was effective
Being able to identify what information you need and finding and evaluating this information is referred to as: Information literacy
Information literacy skills are needed: in college, careers, and personal life
Which of the following components of information literacy relates the most to credibility? Authority is constructed and contextual
Which of the following components of information literacy relates the most to purpose of information? Information creation as a process
Which of the following components of information literacy relates the most to drawing conclusions? Research as inquiry
Which of the following components of information literacy relates the most to various perspectives? Scholarship as conversation
According to John Dewey, what is the purpose of a college education? create better citizens
Being more involved in your community and engaging in actions that positively impact others is referred to as: civic engagement
The decision-making model involves: Six steps that includes identifying goals, gathering information, exploring options, evaluating options, deciding and taking action, and assessing the choice
What is the best time to evaluate options? After you've identified many options
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