Theorists/Theories
The belief that if you work harder you will do better is a ______ mindset
What is: Growth
Creating study materials from an old exam to help people have an unfair advantage is a form of
What is: Cheating
One way to emphasize a main point in your presentation is:
Posting what on social media is most likely going to impact your chances of getting hired
What are: inappropriate pictures
An example of a behaviorist is:
Who is: Skinner
As your emotions go up....
What is: Logic goes down
What is the golden rule of presenting?
What is: Tell the audience what you are going to say, say it, tell the audience what you just said
What factor matters the most in determining your credit score?
What is: Payment History
According to behaviorists, this guides our actions:
What are: Consequences
The writing process is:
What is: Plan, write, review
In order to reduce performance anxiety, it is helpful to:
What is: Practice and rehearse
The loan that does not accrue interest while you are an enrolled student is
What is: Subsidized loan
What is locus of control (internal and external)
Students that mistakenly think they have mastered something but in reality have not have:
What is: illusions of competence
During presentations, this principle encourages you to only include the main points:
What is: The Coherence Principle
Creating a schedule is an effective way to manage:
What is: Stress
What are the levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
What are: Physiological, Safety, Love & Belonging, Esteem, Self-Actualization
The three steps in academic self-regulation are..
Set a goal, modify goal, self-reflect
This principle encourages you to allow the audience time to read the information that is being presented in silence
What is: The Modality Principle
What is attribution theory?
What is: attribution theory looks at how we interpret our successes and failure