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Chapter 2 college success skills

Marguerite Castillo
19 May 2022
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Your belief in your ability to complete tasks successfully
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Self efficacy
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Desire and ability to achieve to your potential
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Self actualization
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Ones ability or potential
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Intelligence
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How you like to use your abilities
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Learning styles (definition)
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Visual,Auditory, kinesthetic
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Learning styles
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Learning all 3 helps match styles with different teaching s
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How/why student success depends on 3 variables we discussed in class
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Organized, responsible, conscientious, hardworking, thrifty
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Behaviors of conscientiousness
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Gardner and sternberg
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2 theories of intelligence
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Openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, neuroticism
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Big 5 personality factors
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Behavioral- consequences,humanistic-doing our best, social- relationships, cognitive- thoughts lead to actions
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Theories of motivation
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Ask for help asap, reach out for counselors, learn from mistakes
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Cognitive
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Breaking tasks down
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Behavioral
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