Chapter 5 Review

Question 1

A Leader’s what has a direct influence on his or her effectiveness?

Answer 1

Critical thinking skills

Question 2

What is critical thinking?

Answer 2

Critical thinking is a self-guided self-disciplined thinking which attempts to reason at the highest level of quality in a fair-minded way

Question 3

Developing the ability to think critically is what kind of endeavor?

Answer 3

Lifelong

Question 4

What do precise statements do?

Answer 4

They mean what they say and say what they mean

Question 5

What are the seven universal intellectual standards?

Answer 5

Relevance depth breadth and logic

Question 6

What is depth?

Answer 6

The willingness to examine every imaginal complexity or factor bearing on an issue

Question 7

What is breath?

Answer 7

Concerns how far across either side he or she is willing to look when considering an issue

Question 8

What are the eight elements of thought?

Answer 8

Reasoning with a purpose. Reasoning is an attempt to figure something out. Reasoning is based on assumptions or beliefs you take for granted. Reasoning has a point of view. Reasoning is based on data information and evidence. Reasoning is expressed through and shaped by Concepts and ideas. Reasoning contains inference by while we draw conclusions. Reasoning leads somewhere and has consequences.

Question 9

What is big picture thinking?

Answer 9

The act of stepping back from an issue to take more of it in

Question 10

What does Big Picture thinking help?

Answer 10

It helps leaders stay on target

Question 11

What is focused thinking?

Answer 11

Intently studying an issue

Question 12

What is realistic thinking?

Answer 12

See the world how actually is and not how we wish it could be

Question 13

What are the key values in realistic thinking?

Answer 13

Accuracy common sense and feasibly

Question 14

What is the biggest obstacle to Shared thinking?

Answer 14

Emotional insecurity

Question 15

What is a logical fallacy?

Answer 15

An error of reasoning

Question 16

What is an appeal to Authority fallacy?

Answer 16

Ad hominen

Question 17

What is the post hoc fallacy

Answer 17

Appeal to tradition

Question 18

What is the slippery slope fallacy?

Answer 18

False dilemma

Question 19

What is intellectual honesty?

Answer 19

Honesty in the equation analysis and the transmission ideas

Question 20

What is creative thinking?

Answer 20

Concentration plus imagination

Question 21

Creativity can be what?

Answer 21

Complex or simple

Question 22

What is mind mapping?

Answer 22

It is a special way of brainstorming

Question 23

What was the procedure for a reversal?

Answer 23

To find a way to do something better

Question 24

What are flowcharts?

Answer 24

They are simply visual representations of the major steps in a process

Question 25

Why is graduale voting a good idea?

Answer 25

Aids the team in making a sound and democratic decision by limiting the influence its ranking members have on junior members

Question 26

What are leaders trying to do?

Answer 26

Influence and make more leaders

Question 27

What makes a good learning objective?

Answer 27

Learning objectives are specific and measurable

Question 28

What is learning objective?

Answer 28

A precise goal

Question 29

What are the 4 modalities of learning?

Answer 29

Visual. Auditory. Tactile. Or kinesthetic

Question 30

How does the visual learner learn?

Answer 30

By seeing it being done

Question 31

How does an auditory learner learn?

Answer 31

By being told how it's done

Question 32

How does the tactile learner learn?

Answer 32

By doing it

Question 33

How do kinesthetic learners?

Answer 33

Physically moving around

Question 34

What should instructors do, knowing that there are so many ways to learn?

Answer 34

Teach it in multiple ways

Question 35

What is the Chinese proverb about learning?

Answer 35

"Tell me I forget, show me I see, involve me I remember"

Question 36

What kind of learning is a lecture?

Answer 36

A oral presentation

Question 37

What is a guided discussion?

Answer 37

An enstructer guided process which in student shares information and experiences

Question 38

What is the demonstration performance technique?

Answer 38

It's a process driven approach used when students need to physically practice new skills

Question 39

What is experiential learning?

Answer 39

Role-playing hands on activities

Question 40

What is simulation?

Answer 40

When they replace the conditions of a hob as realistically as possible

Question 41

What is an evaluation?

Answer 41

It is an attempt to check whether each student fulfilled the learning objectives

Question 42

What is feedback?

Answer 42

It shows what they did well on and what they fell sort on