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(1) The Power Process: "Ideas are tools" states that if you want to use an idea, then you must
first believe that it's true.
a. True
b. False
(1) Effective First Steps are:
a. Broad
b. Full of self-judgments such as "I'm really bad at doing..."
c. Used to create goals
d. Include weaknesses but not strengths Used to create goals
(1) Which of the following statements is an example of telling the truth about your current
abilities in a way that creates the most possibilities for change?
a. "I find it hard to read the notes I took in Introduction to Psychology last week."
b. "I am an awful note-taker."
, c. "When reviewing my notes, I find it hard to see the difference between main points and
details."
d. Both a and c Both a and c
(1) Getting your hands on a new cell phone right away to see if you can make it work is an
example of:
a. Learning through thinking
b. Learning through feeling
c. Learning through doing
d. Learning through watching Learning through feeling
(1) Reading the manual for a new cell phone before you try to make a call is an example of:
a. Learning through thinking
b. Learning through feeling
c. Learning through doing
d. Learning through watching Learning through thinking
(1) An example of learning through concrete experience is:
a. Seeing a live demonstration
b. Taking notes in outline form
c. Attending lectures by several instructors
d. Translating ideas from a textbook into a chart or map Seeing a live demonstration
(1) The word kinesthetic refers to:
Book – 1,200+ Practice Questions with Detailed Answers | Graded A
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(1) The Power Process: "Ideas are tools" states that if you want to use an idea, then you must
first believe that it's true.
a. True
b. False
(1) Effective First Steps are:
a. Broad
b. Full of self-judgments such as "I'm really bad at doing..."
c. Used to create goals
d. Include weaknesses but not strengths Used to create goals
(1) Which of the following statements is an example of telling the truth about your current
abilities in a way that creates the most possibilities for change?
a. "I find it hard to read the notes I took in Introduction to Psychology last week."
b. "I am an awful note-taker."
, c. "When reviewing my notes, I find it hard to see the difference between main points and
details."
d. Both a and c Both a and c
(1) Getting your hands on a new cell phone right away to see if you can make it work is an
example of:
a. Learning through thinking
b. Learning through feeling
c. Learning through doing
d. Learning through watching Learning through feeling
(1) Reading the manual for a new cell phone before you try to make a call is an example of:
a. Learning through thinking
b. Learning through feeling
c. Learning through doing
d. Learning through watching Learning through thinking
(1) An example of learning through concrete experience is:
a. Seeing a live demonstration
b. Taking notes in outline form
c. Attending lectures by several instructors
d. Translating ideas from a textbook into a chart or map Seeing a live demonstration
(1) The word kinesthetic refers to:
