Essential Skills Quiz 2 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

What is a good way to manage your inbox?

A

Diligently delete emails if you know you won’t need to refer to them again

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2
Q

What are some advantages of ebooks

A

They are searchable
Cannot be lost or damaged
Some have extra features ie. Font style

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3
Q

Social media examples vs professional networking examples

A

X (social media)
Facebook (social media)
Tik Tok (social media)
LinkedIn (professional marketing)

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4
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Good manners/rules on the Internet is called

A

Netiquette

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5
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What does creating a mindmap/concept map help you do?

A

Organize your thoughts and ideas

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6
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Steps to writing an essay

A
  1. Select topic
  2. Create a mind map
  3. Develop a thesis
  4. Develop arguments
  5. Final step is writing the essay
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7
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What is the very last step of writing an essay?

A

Writing a draft and then the essay

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8
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What is the last sentence of the first paragraph called?

A

Thesis

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9
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What is the first sentence in the last paragraph of an essay?

A

Thesis

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10
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The next 3 paragraphs provide supporting information, research findings, opinions. What are these called?

A

Arguments

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11
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Once you have done many presentations, you don’t have presentation anxiety anymore

A

False

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12
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You should repeat your main message when presenting

A

True

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13
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When you are planning a presentation, a key question to ask yourself is?

A

What does my audience already know?

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14
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10-20-30 rule

A

10 slides
20 minutes
Size 30 font

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15
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How many bullets should be on each slide?

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3

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16
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Before you make a decision, you need to consider..

A

The end decision you have in mind

17
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When I know the answer but don’t know how to get there what can I do?

18
Q

Stages of team development

A

Forming
- the first meeting of the team
Storming
- brainstorming as a group
Norming
- no more internal competition and you all now understand how share and listen to each others ideas
Performing
- a high level of cohesion and trust between team members
Adjourning
- team completes the project and debrief on what went well and what could be improved for future projects

20
Q

What is brainstorming?

A

A process that follows specific rules and is free of judgment

21
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How do you know someone is listening?

A

Eye contact
Paraphrasing
Taking notes
Body language

22
Q

What does CMHA stand for?

A

Canadian Mental Health Organization

23
Q

What is good mental health related to?

A

Your degree of self-actualization and work-life balance

24
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What is social support?

A

Someone you can call and rely on when you are stressed to work things through and calm you down

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When juggling responsibilities, what should be done first?
Identify your priorities and responsibility
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Physical symptoms of stress
Increased heart rate Increased blood pressure Increased production of cortisol (stress hormone) Depleted immune system Susceptible to diseases
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Who developed the concept of emotional intelligence
Daniel goleman - author and psychologist
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What is emotional intelligence?
Being able to motivate yourself and persist in the face of frustration. Controlling impulses and gratification. To regulate ones moods and keep distress from swamping the ability to think. Tto empathize to hope