Question 1

According to research, which is the best way to store information in your long-term memory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Clearly understand why you have to learn the information. 
B)  Approach learning with a positive attitude. 
C)  Review the information many times over an extended period of time. 
D)  Focus all your attention on what you are studying. 
A)  Clearly understand why you have to learn the information. 
B)  Approach learning with a positive attitude. 
C)  Review the information many times over an extended period of time. 
D)  Focus all your attention on what you are studying.

Question 2

Which statement is true about a person's attitude?

Accepted Answer

A)  Each individual is born with the attitude he/she will have for life. 
B)  It is outside a person's control to change an attitude. 
C)  People can learn to change their attitude. 
D)  Attitudes are determined by life's circumstances. 
A)  Each individual is born with the attitude he/she will have for life. 
B)  It is outside a person's control to change an attitude. 
C)  People can learn to change their attitude. 
D)  Attitudes are determined by life's circumstances.

Question 3

Which of the following recommendations is illustrated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) graphic called My Plate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Half of our daily intake should consist of fruits and vegetables. 
B)  We should eat more meat and fish than grains. 
C)  We should avoid eating dairy. 
D)  We should eat small portions of food. 
A)  Half of our daily intake should consist of fruits and vegetables. 
B)  We should eat more meat and fish than grains. 
C)  We should avoid eating dairy. 
D)  We should eat small portions of food.

Question 4

Which of the following has so many health benefits it has been called a "magic pill"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Adequate sleep 
B)  Physical exercise 
C)  Meditation 
D)  Positive attitude 
A)  Adequate sleep 
B)  Physical exercise 
C)  Meditation 
D)  Positive attitude

Question 5

Which of the following best describes a personal mission statement?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is a list of your professional goals. 
B)  It includes affirmations to use when the going gets tough. 
C)  It is a list of people and resources to help you succeed. 
D)  It contains your personal values and what you hope to accomplish in life. 
A)  It is a list of your professional goals. 
B)  It includes affirmations to use when the going gets tough. 
C)  It is a list of people and resources to help you succeed. 
D)  It contains your personal values and what you hope to accomplish in life.

According to research, which is the best way to store information in your long-term memory?

Which statement is true about a person's attitude?

Which of the following recommendations is illustrated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) graphic called My Plate?

Which of the following has so many health benefits it has been called a "magic pill"?

Which of the following best describes a personal mission statement?

Your Career Starts Now

Your Resume Starts Now

Strategies for Adult Students

Strategies for English As A Second Language Students

Strategies for Students with Learning Disabilities

Developing Your Paper Skills I: Intake of Information

Developing Your Paper Skills II: Output of Information

Developing Your Practical Skills

Developing Your People Skills

Becoming a Professional

Beginning the Job Search

Finalizing Your Employment Presentation Materials

The Interview

After the Interview

Success on the Job

Navigating Your Career

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Exam 3: Developing Your Personal Skills

According to research, which is the best way to store information in your long-term memory?

Which statement is true about a person's attitude?

Which of the following recommendations is illustrated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) graphic called My Plate?

Which of the following has so many health benefits it has been called a "magic pill"?

Which of the following best describes a personal mission statement?

Your Career Starts Now

Your Resume Starts Now

Strategies for Adult Students

Strategies for English As A Second Language Students

Strategies for Students with Learning Disabilities

Developing Your Paper Skills I: Intake of Information

Developing Your Paper Skills II: Output of Information

Developing Your Practical Skills

Developing Your People Skills

Becoming a Professional

Beginning the Job Search

Finalizing Your Employment Presentation Materials

The Interview

After the Interview

Success on the Job

Navigating Your Career

Filters