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| the change in how people communicate brought on by developments in computer systems |
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| work that is primarily concerned with info rather than manual labor |
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| a goal directed force that moves a person to action |
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| belief in your value as a person that builds as you achieve your goals |
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| following a code of moral values in all aspects of academic life |
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| principles or qualities that you consider important |
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| an end toward which you direct your efforts |
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| an academic subject area chosen as a field of specialization, requiring a specific, course of study |
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| to arrange or deal with in order of importance |
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| the act of putting off a task until another time |
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| physical or mental strain or tension produced in reaction to pressure |
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| a particular way in which the mind receives and processes information |
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| abilities that may be developed |
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| an ability to solve problems or create products that are of value in a culture |
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| systematic classification or study of types |
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| temporary work programs in which a student can gain supervised practical experience in a job and career area |
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| set of connected ideas, supported by examples made by a writer to prove or disprove a point |
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| preference or inclination, especially one that prevents even-handed judgement |
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| characteristic way of thinking about people, situations, events, and ideas |
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| judgement, generalization, or bias influenced by experience of values |
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| letting your mind wander to come up with different ideas or answers |
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| original documents, including acadmeic journal articles of scientific studies |
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| other writers interpretations of primary source documents |
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| rapid, superficial reading of material to determine central ideas, and main elements |
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| reading material in an investigative way to search for specific info |
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| one to two sentence statement describing the main idea of a paragraph |
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| general education requirements |
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| course required for graduation in a variety of academic fields |
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| general facts, rules, or principles usually expressed in mathematical symbols |
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| facts, statistics, and other materials that are presented in support of an argument |
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| process that involves sensing, interpreting, evaluating, and reacting to spoken messages |
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| spoken words or phrases that call attention to info that follows |
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| system of rapid handwriting that employs symbols, abbreviations, and shortened words to represent words and phrases |
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| brain filters through which sensory information enters the brain and is sent to short-term memory |
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| brains temporary info storehouse |
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| brains permanent information storehouse |
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| placing disconnected information into smaller units that are easier to remember |
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| memory techniques that uses vivid associations and acronyms to link new information to what you already know |
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| word formed from the first letters of a series of words created to help you |
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| complete, integrated note set that contains both class and text notes |
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