Chapter 6 Flashcards

Tests

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According to the Power Process in this chapter, detaching is not the same as giving up. T or F

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True

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Strategies for detaching include:

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1) Pay attention to your thoughts and physical sensations
2) Practice relaxation
3) Zoom out to a bigger picture
4) All of the above choices **

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According to the text, test scores are accurate measures of what you actually learn in ac course. T or F

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False

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According to the text, saying that you plan to “study” for a test is a powerful intention. T or F

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False

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5
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A study checklist is:

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1) A mind map of key concepts
2) An outline of key concepts
3) A summary of key concepts written in short paragraphs
4) A to-do list includes exactly what you will use to practice for a test. *****

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6
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It is not a good idea to ask instructors about what a future test will include. T or F

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Fasle

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One recommended strategy for answering a multiple-choice question is to read all of the possible answers before answering the question in your head. T or F

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False

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8
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The presence of absolute qualifiers - such as always or never - often indicates a false statement. T or F

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True

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9
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Suggestions for taking essay tests include:

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1) Find out what an essay question is asking - precisely.
2) Make a quick outline before you write.
3) Get to the point in the first paragraph of your answer
4) Write legibly
5) All of the answer choices **

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10
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People who are skilled at stress management remember that

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1) A little tension before a test is fine . **
2) The goal is to eliminate tension completely.
3) You should never should consider the worst thing that can possibly happen if you fail a test.
4) It is unwise to over-prepare for tests.

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One suggested technique for test taking is to answer the easiest, shortest questions before the harder, longer questions. T or F

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True

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12
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The suggestions for dealing with test anxiety do NOT include:

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1) avoid thinking about the worst that could happen **
2) praise yourself
3) breathe
4) have some fun

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13
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When taking essay tests, you do not benefit from creating a short outline of each answer before writing a detailed answer. T or F

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False

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According to the text, saying that you plan to “study” for a test is a powerful intention. T or F

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False

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According to the text, test scores accurately measure what you have learned in a course. T or F

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False

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16
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Cramming for a test might be useful as a last resort if you

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1) have not read any of the material
2) avoid cramming for more than one course at a time. **
3) All of the answer choices
4) have missed most of the lectures

17
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People who are skilled at stress management remember that:

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1) Your should never consider the worst thing that can possibly happen if you fail a test.
2) It is unwise to over-prepare for tests.
3) A little tension before a test is fine. ****
4) All of the answer choices.
5) The goal is to eliminate tension completely.

18
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A study checklist is:

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1) A to-do list that includes exactly what you will use to practice for a test. *****
2) A mind map of key concepts
3) A summary of key concepts written in short paragraphs.
4) An outline of key concepts

19
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A grade is a:

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Precise measure of your intelligence
Measure of what you scored on a test or other evaluation***
Precise predictor of how well you will do in your career
Precise measure of your creativity

20
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According to the text, learning from mistakes is so powerful that we should deliberately set out to make mistakes. T or F

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False

21
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Study groups can focus on:

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1) All of the answer choices *****
2) Doing research to prepare for papers and presentations.
3) Finding and understanding key passages in assigned readings
4) Comparing and editing class notes
5) Creating and taking practice tests

22
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Suggestions for taking essay test include:

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Write legibly
Find out what an essay question is asking - precisely
Get to the point in the first paragraph of your answer
All of the answer choices ****
Make a quick outline before you write