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Final Review COL 105 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Dr. Kelly Tribble Multiple Choice The most dangerous classes to miss are at the start of the term. the third week of the semester. before an exam. all of the above Multiple Choice Research has found that students who involve themselves in class discussions dont take comprehensive notes. are teased by their peers. earn higher grades. dont remember much of what is discussed. Multiple Choice Research shows that studying with a group results in students completing less work than if they were studying on their own. provides a good distraction for students who are easily bored. helps students earn better grades and avoid more academic problems. doesnt help nor hurt a students chance of success. Multiple Choice According to the text, if you are perpetually late with assignments you run the risk of receiving a grade penalty. irritating your teacher. a and b none of the above Multiple Choice Stress is the enemy of learning. If stressed, stay busy. enroll part-time. concentrate on one subject. none of the above Multiple Choice For each hour spent in class, you should schedule ____ hour(s) of study time. 1/2 1 1 1/2 2 Multiple Choice Two of the most cited differences between high school and college are increased autonomy and increased interdependence. greater responsibility. less responsibility. none of the above Multiple Choice Procrastination is a____ learning style. serious problem. psychological disorder. none of the above Multiple Choice There is/are ____ learning style models only one two five numerous Multiple Choice Your learning style reflects your intelligence. how hard you study. the way you acquire knowledge. none of the above Multiple Choice Extraverts tend to be gregarious. talkative. a and b none of the above Multiple Choice According to the text, when forming a learning team, you should NOT seek peers who are different than you in terms of cultural background. keep the group large (7 or more students). hold individ