Career Planning Final Exam Review

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You determine you need to get out of the house because you smell gas and hear a hissing sound coming from the back of your stove.

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Using all the senses

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You have an awareness of how you’re thinking during an activity.

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Metacognition

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You consider all of your possible options and don’t just choose the easiest or first one presented.

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Flexibility in Thinking

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
When a major idea is presented, you ask lots of “What If” questions.

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Questioning and problem posing

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You are aware of the value of your social relationships as a unique way to gain knowledge and understanding.

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Cooperation

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Though you have many sources of stress and hardship in your life, you find a way to laugh every day.

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Sense of Humor

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You find unique and ingenious ways to solve problems.

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Creativity

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Even though you are the first to finish your test in class, you take the time to go back and review each of your answers.

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Checking for accuracy and precision

Front

Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Even during times of high emotion, you are able to hear all sides of the story.

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Listening to Others

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Match the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Last winter was your first experience driving in the snow.  Hopefully you will remember the tips you learned when it snows again this year.

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Applying Past Knowledge to New Situations