Unconscious Bias
Anatomy of a Lecture
Credit vs Debit
Art of Studying
Time Wasters
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What is unconscious bias?

Unconscious bias is a bias or preference that can happen without a person being fully aware of it

100

What does the introduction of a lecture do?

It sets the topic, objectives, and expectations.

100

What are two things credit cards and debit cards have in common?

Both are convenient, widely accepted, provide fraud protection, and reduce the need to carry cash.

100

What is a mnemonic device?

It is a tool that helps you remember lists, formulas, and other information.

100

What are the four common time wasters?

Procrastination, technology, social media, and perfectionism.

200

What three words are used to help define unconscious bias?


Unconscious, implicit, and bias.

200

What happens during the main content of a lecture?

The instructor gives core material, explanations, and key concepts.

200

What is one benefit of using a credit card?

Help improve your credit score,

don't have to worry about cash or coins 

conveneient 

200

What are two examples of mnemonic devices?

Acronyms and rhymes are two examples. Visual images are another example.

200

What does procrastination mean?

Procrastination means unnecessarily delaying tasks.

300

How does an iceberg relate to unconscious bias?

Some biases may be hidden or below the surface.

300

Why are examples included in a lecture?

Examples provide real-life illustrations that help clarify ideas.

300

Why is having good credit important?

Good credit can help you get better interest rates and can affect your ability to rent an apartment or get a job.

300

How can breaking down a large task help you study?

It divides a large task into smaller, more manageable parts and can reduce feeling overwhelmed.

300

How can procrastination hurt academic success?

It can cause stress, lower the quality of work, and lead to missed deadlines.

400

How can unconscious bias affect your choices?

It may affect what you read, watch, listen to, who you interact with, and which activities you choose.

400

How are college classes different from high school classes?

College classes are often larger, faster-paced, and require more independent learning

400

What can happen if you miss a credit card payment?

You may have to pay late fees and higher interest rates.

400

What is one disadvantage of breaking down tasks?

It can take time to plan and may oversimplify complex tasks.

400

How can technology become a distraction?

Activities such as excessive gaming, binge-watching, and aimless web browsing can take time away from studying.

500

What was the name of the implicit bias test you took? 

The Age IAT.

500

Why is active participation important during lectures?

Engagement, preparation, and follow-through help students truly learn instead of simply attending class

500

How does a debit card take money from your account?

Money is automatically taken from your checking or savings account.

500

How does repetition help with learning?

Repetition strengthens memory and helps with recalling information.

500

How can social media interfere with schoolwork?

It can replace study time and distract students from their goals.