How to take exams
Management
Presenting/AI
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What is NOT a good strategy for reducing anxiety on a test?

  • Arriving on time
  • Drinking extra caffeine
  • Practicing positive talk and mindfulness
  • Getting plenty of rest the night before
100

In our financial discussion of Health vs. Wealth, health means:

  • Having a lot of money
  • Being in control of your money, rather than your money being in control of you
  • Having enough money to afford everything you need, not everything you want
  • Purchasing items that keep you physically healthy
100

AI tools can hallucinate. This means they can:

  • Save you time and help you write more intelligent content
  • Help you embellish your writing
  • Generate responses that include misleading and false information
  • Act strangely
100

About how long will an employer spend looking over your resume?

  • One minute
  • Less than 10 seconds
  • 20-30 seconds
  • 5 minutes
100

True or false: "A lack of self-confidence matters, because it affects your academic success.”

True!

200

What should you do in the last few minutes of your exam?

  • Read the instructions
  • Take deep breaths and shake it off if you feel like you performed poorly
  • Check your work
  • Make sure your name and date are on the exam
200

What is a rainy day fund?

  • Stocks and bonds
  • A life insurance policy
  • Liquid funds to cover at least 3-6 months coverage for emergencies
  • A credit card for emergencies
200

The primary way to give a good presentation is to:

  • Ask Chat GPT to do it
  • Be prepared
  • Wing it
  • Crack jokes to take the edge off
200

To be considered a sophomore, one must have completed:

  • 30 credit hours
  • 60 credit hours
  • 35 credit hours
  • 25 credit hours
200

“If everyone else is doing it…”

  • It must be cool
  • We should do our own thing
  • It’s probably the safe and smart thing to do
  • Let’s go
300

When it comes to studying for exams, what is most helpful?

  • Relying on a group to help you study
  • Rereading the study guide and assigned book chapters
  • Doing retrieval practice that is mixed and varied
  • Looking at PowerPoints
300

Daniel Goleman states that being aware of the effects of social norms on our thoughts and behaviors requires:

  • Emotional intelligence
  • A desire to work with others
  • Patience
  • A good understanding of your personality type (MBTI)
300

True or false: Rereading your presentation multiple times is an effective way of preparing for its delivery.

False!

300

How long does it take for people to make an initial judgment or opinion of you?

  • 7 seconds or less
  • 30 minutes
  • 1 hour
  • 2 minutes
300

True or false: “You do not need to be great at learning; you need to be okay at it but also achieve proficiency in other skills.”

True!

400

Which of the following is a good strategy for learning from past exams?

  • Vowing to study more in the future
  • Emailing your instructor
  • Evaluating what went wrong on the exam
  • Asking for extra credit
400

What is a self-handicap?

  • A healthy way of multitasking
  • A fear of missing out
  • A self-imposed hindrance we put on ourselves so we have an excuse for our failure
  • A lack of consistency or intent
400

True or false: we are most effective when we work on tasks for longer than an hour.

False!

400

What is the ultimate purpose of forming good habits?

  • To solve the problems of life with as little energy and effort as possible
  • To gain more self-awareness
  • To more effectively manage my time
  • To become a better problem solver
400

Knowing your VIPS tells you a lot about yourself and can prove to be extremely helpful in determining your career path. The “V” stands for:

  • Values
  • Variables
  • Venues
  • Viligance
500

Memories tend to be organized in ­­­­_______________

  • Themes
  • Pockets
  • Particular study places
  • Routines
500

According to Outsmart Your Brain, it is better to rely on _______ than willpower.

  • Our habits
  • Our own energy
  • Prodding from our parent(s)
  • Student planning
500

We can know a source is credible because it:

  • Is typically used to entertain people and is highly motivated by ratings and profit
  • Has a strong editing process, including peer reviews
  • Advances a particular bias or agenda
  • Is used by a friend
500

What are the three steps to preparing a study guide?

  • Prepare, review questions with classmates, write down answers
  • Prepare, write the study guide, commit answers to memory
  • Prepare, make as many questions as possible from your notes, commit answers to memory
  • Wing it
500

Stress can be good because it can:


  • Cause burnout
  • Motivate us to accomplish daily tasks
  • Cause us to develop compromised coping mechanisms
  • Make you miss out on things