SDV 100 Chapter 3

Research indicates that the majority of test questions on college exams come from:

When choosing a place to read, where should you arrange your source of light (e.g., lamp) in order to reduce the distracting or fatiguing effects of glare and shadows?

Students can learn a lot from their out-of-class experiences in college, such as participating in campus clubs or organizations, volunteer experiences, and part-time work.

However, in order to reserve enough time for their coursework, research shows that students should participate in out-of-class activities for no more than:

If you have questions concerning how to obtain assistance in paying for college, you should consult:

Before participating in a study group, you should study on your own first.

According to Maslow, what is the most important need that must be fulfilled first?

What is a form of interpersonal interaction that a student should engage in?

This person (or office) is the most regular contact that you'll have while in college:

What are the steps to college success?

What is a good way to interact with a faculty member?