Question 1

When is the best time to give back to the community and do volunteer work?

Accepted Answer

A) as soon as you've finished your degree 
B) whenever you can,throughout your life 
C) when you no longer have young children at home 
D) only when you have young children at home 
A) as soon as you've finished your degree 
B) whenever you can,throughout your life 
C) when you no longer have young children at home 
D) only when you have young children at home B

Question 2

Which is NOT a positive result of service learning projects?

Accepted Answer

A) learning skills through "doing" 
B) exploring values 
C) gaining more knowledge and higher grades on tests 
D) having a sense of civic responsibility 
A) learning skills through "doing" 
B) exploring values 
C) gaining more knowledge and higher grades on tests 
D) having a sense of civic responsibility C

Question 3

Examples of ethical dilemmas in nursing include

Accepted Answer

A) end of life care. 
B) taking vital signs. 
C) health insurance covering cosmetic surgery. 
D) a andc 
A) end of life care. 
B) taking vital signs. 
C) health insurance covering cosmetic surgery. 
D) a andc D

Question 4

Part of Sarah's grade in her communications class comes from visiting the elderly at a senior center,talking with them about the greatest changes they have seen in their lifetimes,and preparing a speech to share that information.Sarah's experience is an example of

Accepted Answer

A) service learning. 
B) emotional learning. 
C) practical learning. 
D) analytical learning. 
A) service learning. 
B) emotional learning. 
C) practical learning. 
D) analytical learning.

Question 5

_________ is your sense of what is right and wrong.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ is your sense of what is...

Question 6

Your personal mission is

Accepted Answer

A) a philosophy of what you want to be. 
B) a list of your most important goals. 
C) a list of principal values that guide your life. 
D) all of the above 
A) a philosophy of what you want to be. 
B) a list of your most important goals. 
C) a list of principal values that guide your life. 
D) all of the above

Question 7

What is NOT a successfully intelligent way to handle changes in your life?

Accepted Answer

A) Maintain flexibility. 
B) Continue to follow set schedules. 
C) Analyze change,consider options,make decisions,and take practical actions. 
D) Be open to unpredictability. 
A) Maintain flexibility. 
B) Continue to follow set schedules. 
C) Analyze change,consider options,make decisions,and take practical actions. 
D) Be open to unpredictability.

Question 8

Lifelong learning means

Accepted Answer

A) reading. 
B) investigating new interests. 
C) increasing cultural competence. 
D) all of the above. 
A) reading. 
B) investigating new interests. 
C) increasing cultural competence. 
D) all of the above.

Question 9

Courses that students can take without having to be part of a degree program are called __________ education courses.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Courses that students can take without having...

Question 10

___________ is the key to helping you adapt to change.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________ is the key to helping you...

Question 11

An active citizen gets involved by

Accepted Answer

A) participating in community debates and hearings. 
B) writing letters to legislators. 
C) voting in every election. 
D) all of the above 
A) participating in community debates and hearings. 
B) writing letters to legislators. 
C) voting in every election. 
D) all of the above

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT a step toward living your mission?

Accepted Answer

A) keeping goals inflexible 
B) creating personal change 
C) broadening your perspective 
D) aiming for your personal best
Fill in the Blank
Insert the word or phrase that BEST completes the sentence. 
A) keeping goals inflexible 
B) creating personal change 
C) broadening your perspective 
D) aiming for your personal best
Fill in the Blank
Insert the word or phrase that BEST completes the sentence.

Question 13

Remaining __________ in the face of change is to acknowledge change,examine your needs,and address them any way you can.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Remaining __________ in the face of change...

Question 14

Which of the following is a nursing research hypothesis?

Accepted Answer

A) graduate work or pursuing advanced degrees after the bachelor's degree 
B) Obesity will increase when people have friends who are obese. 
C) Tobacco smoking causes cancer. 
D) Eating too many calories causes weight gain. 
A) graduate work or pursuing advanced degrees after the bachelor's degree 
B) Obesity will increase when people have friends who are obese. 
C) Tobacco smoking causes cancer. 
D) Eating too many calories causes weight gain.

Question 15

Successfully intelligent people continue to learn and achieve goals by

Accepted Answer

A) rejecting self-pity. 
B) risking failure. 
C) delaying gratification. 
D) all of the above 
A) rejecting self-pity. 
B) risking failure. 
C) delaying gratification. 
D) all of the above

Question 16

Your _________ is a broad picture of who you want to be,what you want do,and the principles by which you want to live.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Your _________ is a broad picture of...

Question 17

Continually asking questions and exploring new ideas is a part of __________ learning.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Continually asking questions and exploring new ideas...

Question 18

What particular characteristic do successfully intelligent people have in common?

Accepted Answer

A) creative thinking 
B) values 
C) self-activators 
D) goals 
A) creative thinking 
B) values 
C) self-activators 
D) goals

Question 19

According to Robert Sternberg,_________-__________ are characteristics that successfully intelligent people have in common.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Robert Sternberg,_________-__________ are characteristics that...

Question 20

A group of people living in the same locality,having common interests,and forming a distinct segment of society is known as a ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A group of people living in the...

When is the best time to give back to the community and do volunteer work?

Which is NOT a positive result of service learning projects?

Examples of ethical dilemmas in nursing include

Part of Sarah's grade in her communications class comes from visiting the elderly at a senior center,talking with them about the greatest changes they have seen in their lifetimes,and preparing a speech to share that information.Sarah's experience is an example of

_________ is your sense of what is right and wrong.

Your personal mission is

What is NOT a successfully intelligent way to handle changes in your life?

Lifelong learning means

Courses that students can take without having to be part of a degree program are called __________ education courses.

___________ is the key to helping you adapt to change.

An active citizen gets involved by

Which of the following is NOT a step toward living your mission?

Remaining __________ in the face of change is to acknowledge change,examine your needs,and address them any way you can.

Which of the following is a nursing research hypothesis?

Successfully intelligent people continue to learn and achieve goals by

Your _________ is a broad picture of who you want to be,what you want do,and the principles by which you want to live.

Continually asking questions and exploring new ideas is a part of __________ learning.

What particular characteristic do successfully intelligent people have in common?

According to Robert Sternberg,_-__ are characteristics that successfully intelligent people have in common.

A group of people living in the same locality,having common interests,and forming a distinct segment of society is known as a ___________.

Researching Your Nursing Education: Collecting the Basic Data

Discovering Nursing: Exploring Your Options

Values, Goals, Time, and Stress: Managing Yourself

Learning Styles, Majors, and Careers: Knowing Your Talents and Finding Your Direction

Critical, Creative, and Practical Thinking: Solving Problems and Making Decisions

Reading and Studying: Focusing on Content

Listening, Note Taking, and Memory: Taking In, Recording, and Remembering Information

Test Taking: Showing What You Know

Researching and Writing: Gathering and Communicating Ideas

Relating to Others: Communicating in a Diverse World

Personal Wellness: Taking Care of Yourself

Managing Career and Money: Reality Resources

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Exam 13: Creating Your Life: Building a Successful Future

When is the best time to give back to the community and do volunteer work?

Which is NOT a positive result of service learning projects?

Examples of ethical dilemmas in nursing include

Part of Sarah's grade in her communications class comes from visiting the elderly at a senior center,talking with them about the greatest changes they have seen in their lifetimes,and preparing a speech to share that information.Sarah's experience is an example of

_________ is your sense of what is right and wrong.

Your personal mission is

What is NOT a successfully intelligent way to handle changes in your life?

Lifelong learning means

Courses that students can take without having to be part of a degree program are called __________ education courses.

___________ is the key to helping you adapt to change.

An active citizen gets involved by

Which of the following is NOT a step toward living your mission?

Remaining __________ in the face of change is to acknowledge change,examine your needs,and address them any way you can.

Which of the following is a nursing research hypothesis?

Successfully intelligent people continue to learn and achieve goals by

Your _________ is a broad picture of who you want to be,what you want do,and the principles by which you want to live.

Continually asking questions and exploring new ideas is a part of __________ learning.

What particular characteristic do successfully intelligent people have in common?

According to Robert Sternberg,_________-__________ are characteristics that successfully intelligent people have in common.

A group of people living in the same locality,having common interests,and forming a distinct segment of society is known as a ___________.

Researching Your Nursing Education: Collecting the Basic Data

Discovering Nursing: Exploring Your Options

Values, Goals, Time, and Stress: Managing Yourself

Learning Styles, Majors, and Careers: Knowing Your Talents and Finding Your Direction

Critical, Creative, and Practical Thinking: Solving Problems and Making Decisions

Reading and Studying: Focusing on Content

Listening, Note Taking, and Memory: Taking In, Recording, and Remembering Information

Test Taking: Showing What You Know

Researching and Writing: Gathering and Communicating Ideas

Relating to Others: Communicating in a Diverse World

Personal Wellness: Taking Care of Yourself

Managing Career and Money: Reality Resources

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According to Robert Sternberg,_-__ are characteristics that successfully intelligent people have in common.