USS-100 11.1

What does Angela Duckworth define as 'grit'?

• Natural intelligence and quick learning skills.

• A mix of passion and persistence.

• The ability to achieve goals effortlessly.

• Luck and external factors.

Why does Duckworth emphasize the importance of effort in achieving success?

• Because effort is more crucial than natural ability.

• Because it's less significant than natural ability.

• Because effort doesn't contribute to skill development.

• Because naturally talented people are always successful.

Which option is NOT a part of grit according to the video?

• Passion

• Persistence

• Avoidance

• Practice

What is the purpose of setting small, achievable goals as per the video?

• To simplify challenges.

• To strengthen grit by achieving small successes.

• To avoid challenging tasks.

• To showcase natural talents with minimal effort.

How can students apply the concept of deliberate practice to their academic improvement?

• By studying only when they feel inspired.

• By engaging in focused practice aimed at improving specific skills.

• By avoiding subjects that require hard work.

• By concentrating on subjects where they already excel.

How does fostering a 'culture of grit' affect individual behavior?

• It separates individuals from real challenges.

• It involves being around others who also value hard work and achieving goals.

• It encourages individuals to give up when facing difficulties.

• It does not influence an individual’s chances of success.

What is a practical way for students to apply grit in their studies?

• By steering clear of all difficult courses and assignments.

• By working with peers who value determination and hard work.

• By participating only in easy activities.

• By focusing exclusively on their strengths and ignoring weaknesses.

What is a common indicator of bias in a research article?

• Use of technical terms specific to the field.

• Inclusion of a variety of perspectives.

• Use of emotionally charged language.

• Detailed descriptions of methodology.

Which of the following scenarios exemplifies a research bias called 'presenting only one side'?

• Including multiple viewpoints in the discussion.

• Highlighting only the positive outcomes of a study while ignoring the negative ones.

• Using neutral language to describe findings.

• Providing a balanced analysis of the data.

How can vague references indicate bias in a scholarly article?

• They use phrases like “it is widely accepted that” without providing specific evidence.

• They cite multiple sources to back up claims.

• They detail every step in the research process.

• They include an extensive review of related literature.