Interdependence
What term describes balancing independence and collaboration?
Interdependence.
What do you call a trusted advisor who provides guidance?
Mentor
What’s the ideal size for an effective study group?
3–5 people
What free service helps with academic work?
Tutoring/Writing Center.
What platform is used for professional networking?
LinkedIn.
What key skill involves listening and sharing ideas in teamwork?
Effective communication.
What’s the best way to initiate contact with a potential mentor?
Polite email or office hours visit.
How can study groups stay focused?
Set an agenda.
Which office assists students with disabilities?
Disability Support Services.
How should you follow up after meeting a professional contact?
Thank-you email.
What is the practice of asking for help instead of struggling alone called?
Resourcefulness.
Besides academic advice, what’s another benefit of mentorship?
Networking/career opportunities
Why does explaining concepts to others deepen learning?
Protégé effect.
Where can students seek help for stress or mental health?
Counseling services.
What’s a brief personal introduction used in networking called?
Elevator pitch.
What psychological principle improves performance when others rely on you?
Social accountability.
What effect occurs when students perform better after exposure to role models?
Observational learning (or role model effect).
What’s a common pitfall of study groups?
Off-task behavior (socializing)
What programs help first-year students transition to college?
First-Year Experience (or orientation).
Why do acquaintances (weak ties) often lead to job opportunities?
Strength of weak ties theory.
What term describes reduced individual effort in group settings?
Social loafing.
What term describes mentors helping mentees see their potential?
Pygmalion effect.
What phenomenon amplifies initial opinions during group discussions?
Group polarization.
What strategy boosts graduation rates through engagement?
Using campus resources.
What bias makes people prefer hiring those similar to themselves?
Affinity bias.