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Chapter 3 Multiple Choice Questions
How to become a critical thinker
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Skills that are ubiquitous and applicable across all disciplines within university life as well as outside university life can be referred to as what?
Intelligence
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Personal characteristics
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Foundational knowledge
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Universal skills
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Learning can be maximized when a student enters a state of effortful practice designed to achieve deeper learning. This state of learning is characterized by two (2) elements, which must be met: a level of interest or motivation to engage in learning, and the content of learning must be at the right level of difficulty. What is this concept called?
Difficult struggle
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Productive struggle
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Uncomfortable learning
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Challenging practice
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Three (3) key levers are required to enter the 'productive struggle' zone. Which of the following is NOT one of the three (3) key levers?
Active engagement
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Preparation
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Extraversion
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Attendance
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Proponents of what theory suggest that success is a result of effort, failure, persistence, and improvement, and believe that there is no pre-determined limit to an individual's potential?
Fixed mindset
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Blue sky thinking
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Free learning
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Growth mindset
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A recent study (Uncapher & Wagner, 2018), suggests that our brains don't actually multi-task. Instead, this study suggests that our brains only allow us 'to do one thing at a time', which the authors refer to as what?
Primary tasking
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Off switching
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Uni-tasking
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Task switching
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