Daily Flashcards

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Nave

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Apse

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Transept

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Ionic

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Doric

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Corinthian

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7
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How many minutes should you spend getting light before becoming caffeinated?

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90

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8
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Optimal sauna timing is

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30 minutes, 5 minutes air cooling, 30 minutes.

30 minutes, 10 minutes air cooling, 30 minutes.

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9
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Optimal sauna temperature is

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86-100°C

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10
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How to learn

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  1. Take notes
  2. Revisit the notes and put it into my own words
  3. Categorize and sort
  4. Spaced retrieval
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11
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Honesty decreases as

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steps are added between dishonesty and the money.

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12
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Cap Rate

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NOI (Net operating income) divided by asset value

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13
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(NOI) Net Operating Income

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Maintenance, utilities, insurance and fees subtracted from revenue

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14
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Spaced retrieval

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Strengthens the memory and interrupts forgetting.

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15
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More connections between memories

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means more chances to remember. Connect new things to prior knowledge or experience.

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ec·lec·tic

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(Adjective) Deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources

17
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Benefits of self quizzing

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It’s retrieval - helps you learn

It shows you where you are weak - gives you focus.

Written answers force you to distill in your own words.

18
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Describe two benefits of quizzes

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Quizzes make you recall information and show you where to focus your studies.

19
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Effort required and delay

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Effortful retrieval is most effective and delay increases effort required to retrieve.

20
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An unsuccessful attempt to solve a problem should encourage

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Deep processing of the answer when it is finally supplied.

21
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How do winners view losing

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As an opportunity to learn and a reminder of their effort.

22
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lo·qua·cious

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adjective
tending to talk a great deal; talkative.

23
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Name the ways to improve the effect of practice.

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Practice should be spaced, interwoven and varied.

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Substitution

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If a satisfactory answer to a hard answer is not found quickly, System 1 will find a related question that is easier, and answer it

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Quantity and quality of evidence

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doesn’t affect subjective confidence. It’s the quality of the story one can tell. Coherence is king.

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i·con·o·clas·tic

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(adjective) characterized by attack on cherished beliefs or institutions.

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ad·jec·tive

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a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.

28
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If someone asserts it, try denying it and see if that makes sense.

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If someone denies it, try asserting it and see if that makes sense.

29
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Hume wrote in 1739 “reason is, and ought only to be, the slave of the passions and can never pretend to any other office, than to serve and obey them”

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Moral judgements are made by System 1 and then System 2 rationalizes backwards to the judgement.

30
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The better the expectation

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The better the outcome

31
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feck·less

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(Adjective) lacking initiative or strength of character; irresponsible.