Executive Function

What is the first step in the problem-solving process?

• Name possible solutions

• Evaluate the solution

• ID the Problem

• Make a Plan

Which is an example of flexible thinking?

• Pivot when something unexpected occurs.

• Complain when something unexpected occurs.

• Stay focused on one perspective.

• Stick with what you know.

Which is true about executive function?

• It involves mental processes used to coordinate motor skills.

• It involves mental processes used to coordinate cognitive skills and behaviors.

• It is only helpful to teenagers entering the job force.

• It is only helpful when you are an adult at work.

Which mental process involves holding a limited amount of information and the ability to integrate new information to plan and organize?

• Working Memory

• Flexible Thinking

• Teamwork

• Self-Regulation

Which mental process involves the ability to stay focused and prioritize tasks?

• Working Memory

• Self-Regulation

• Flexible Thinking

• Teamwork

Which mental process involves the ability to adapt, consider different approaches, and creatively solve problems?

• Teamwork

• Working Memory

• Self-Regulation

• Flexible Thinking

Which organizational skills can help you optimize your success in the workplace?

• Time Management

• Prioritization

• Problem Solving

• All of The Above

Which is an example of prioritization?

• Continuously moving from task to task

• Completing only the enjoyable tasks.

• Attending to the most important tasks first.

• Coming into work only when convenient.

Why is the evaluation step an important part of the problem-solving method?

• To determine is the solution was successful

• To prove to others that your decision was correct

• To prevent the problem from happening again

• All of the Above

Suri is leading a group project. Which time-management tool would help her organize multiple tasks and schedules and easily share with her team?

• Online Calendar

• To-do list

• Daily Planner

• Time Management Matrix