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John N. Gardner, A. Jerome Jewler, Betsy O. Barefoot
Who are the authors of Your College Experience?
100
The ability to identify, use, understand, and manage emotions.
What is emotional intelligence?
100
Prewriting or rehearsing (freewriting), writing or drafting and rewriting or revision.
What is the writing process?
100
The ability to think for yourself and to reliably and responsibly make the decisions that affect your life.
What is critical thinking?
100
The Center for Writing Excellence would be found here.
What is University of Phoenix library?
200
The form of written communication that emphasizes punctuation, spelling, capitalization and proper grammar.
What is academic written communication?
200
Visual learners, Aural learners, Read/Write learners, and Kinesthetic learners.
What is VARK?
200
Step 1. Clarify your objective. Step 2. Analyze your audience. Step 3. Collect and organize your information. Step 4. Choose your visual aids. Step 5. Prepare your notes. Step 6. Practice your delivery.
What are the steps to preparing a speech?
200
Someone who asks questions, considers multiple points of view, and draws conclusions.
What is a critical thinker?
200
The research databases used in the university library.
What are EBSCOhost and ProQuest?
300
Knowing your goals, setting priorities to meet your goals, anticipating the unexpected, taking control of your time, making a commitment to punctuality and carrying out your plans.
What is time management?
300
Ethnicity, culture, race, and religion; age; learning and physical abilities; gender; and sexual orientation.
What are the forms of diversity?
300
Step 1. Previewing Step 2. Marking Step 3. Reading with Concentration Step 4. Reviewing
What are the steps in active reading?
300
Working together to achieve a shared goal.
What is a collaborative process?
300
The tool that helps format your document into APA style.
What is Riverpoint Writer?
400
According to the American Psychological Association, this illness is one of the most common psychiatric disorders in the United States, affecting more than 15 million adults.
What is depression?
400
Failure to maintain confidentiality and respect the privacy of personal or professional information communicated about clients, one's employer, other students or their employers is not a code of misconduct. True or False.
False.
400
A general plan of the material that is to be presented in a speech or a paper.
What is an outline?
400
Getting enough sleep, eliminate external distractions, making it a part of your daily routine, and time management.
What are tips for effective studying?
400
This provides feedback on basic grammar and usage by inserting comments into the text of a paper at the point of the error.
What is WritePoint?
500
Rights/Responsibilities Lens, Result Lens, Relationship Lens and Reputation Lens.
What are the ethical perspectives?
500
Paraphrasing statements, paragraphs or other bodies of data, language, and/or arguments without acknowledgement is not considered plagiarism. True or False.
False.
500
This contains the focus of your essay and tells your reader what the essay is going to be about.
What is the thesis statement?
500
Learning techniques that help retain information.
What are mnemonics?
500
This is where you would find the student's rights and responsibilities.
What is the student code of conduct?