Exam 4: Managing Yourself to Get Things Done

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The ideal amount of stress occurs at a ____ level.

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An example of ____ is doing your work early in the day because this is when you feel most energetic.

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People typically waste how much time every day because they are unorganized?

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According to the step-by-step guide to self-management, after you "decide the next action", you should ____.

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Research shows that multitasking enhances productivity.

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Procrastination refers to a delay in starting an intended task ____.

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What is another term for higher-order thinking process?

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Explain the time management matrix. Give an example for each quadrant.

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An example of a Quadrant 3 task is ___.

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The most beneficial stress management competency is _____.

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Explain the concept of old brain and new brain and how this relates to time-management.

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Checking email can be classified as ____.

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Which life event would cause the most stress?

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Which of these is an example of a Quadrant 2 task?

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____ behavior pattern has low conflict and is a more balanced, relaxed lifestyle.

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Research shows that multitasking ____ productivity.

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___ is a repeated intentional mental statement that is directed toward yourself.

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Brittany is an avid gardener, and she has been asked to write a section for a local newspaper about gardening. Brittany is procrastinating the assignment despite the fact that she really wants to write it. Why does she procrastinate?

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The three basic principles for self-management are clarity of mind, clarity of time, and an organized system.

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Much of the time, our intentions and our habitual behavior are in alignment.

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