It is important to remember that Point of View also includes assumptions, but those assumptions are about (a)   .

According to the video, assumptions are also (a)   , what is self-evidently true and does not need to be proved.

According to the video, assumptions can be (a)   , what we accept without proof but believe to be true.

According to the video, what is obviously the case can be the basis for ______ ________.

(a)  

According to the video, what we are taking for granted are (a)   guesses about reality--what we believe is the case, but can not verify.

According to the video, we must (a)   decide what we are going to take for granted.

According to the video, when assumptions are proven to be true, then they become (a)   .

According to the video, assumptions are what we presume without (a)   .

According to the video, the stronger the assumptions, the stronger the (a)   .

Critical Thinking:

Ask basic questions

Ground yourself in the (a)   of the original issue.

Critical Thinking:

Never (a)  

When unsure of something, set aside your assumptions and question them.

Critical Thinking:

Be aware of your mental processes

Cognitive (a)   influences decisions and solutions

Critical Thinking:

(a)   the existing evidence

Look at other people’s work previously done in the same discipline or area of expertise.

Critical Thinking:

Think for yourself

Rely on outer (a)   when lost and in need, but do your own thinking as well.

Critical Thinking:

Remember: you can’t think critically all the time

Use it as a (a)   when needed: for difficult problems and important decisions.

Problem Solving:

Clearly identify the issue

Consider that your teammates will have different (a)   on this same problem.

Problem Solving:

Identify and understand everyone’s (a)  

Understand everybody: where they’re coming from and where they’re going.

Problem Solving:

List your options

Let your creativity run wild and list all the (a)   coming to mind.

Problem Solving:

Evaluate your options

Review and discuss which option is best and (a)   the scales.

Problem Solving:

Write it down

Don’t rely only on (a)   , write your solution down to finalize the details.

Decision making:

Gather relevant information

Some information is internal: you’ll seek it through a process of ______ __________.

(a)  

Decision making:

Identify the alternatives

Use your (a)   and additional

information to construct new alternatives.

Decision making:

Weigh the evidence

You’ll begin to favor those that seem to have a higher

(a)   for reaching your goal.

Decision making:

Review your decision & its consequences

You may want to (a)   certain steps of the process.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

In a nutshell, it’s about (a)   people by respecting and appreciating what makes them different...

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

(a)   is any dimension that can be used to differentiate groups and people from one another.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

It means understanding one another by surpassing ______ ______ to ensure people truly value their differences.

(a)  

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

The power of diversity can only be unleashed and its benefits reaped when we (a)   these differences and learn to respect and value each individual irrelevant of their background.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

Inclusion is an (a)   effort and practices in which different groups or individuals having different backgrounds are culturally and socially accepted and welcomed.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

People feel a level of (a)   energy and commitment from others so that they can do their best at work.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

(a)   shows that when people feel valued, they function at full capacity and feel part of the organisation’s mission.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

Organisations need to (a)   the required resources and training in order to attract the right employees with the best minds and skills.

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

The onset of (a)   has led to a demographic shift, with increased mobility in migrant workers travelling to the four corners of the globe for career progression...

Using the PPT slide, answer the following:

The benefits of a diverse workforce not only provides _______ _______ at work for the employees, but also increases productivity and profitability...

(a)  

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You are a college student. This is your (a)   !

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Each semester is a promotion and brings new (a)   .

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You should (a)   college as you would a new job.

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Don't just wander in and begin work without knowing (a)   information

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This is not your _____ _____, the job you left or currently work, or the world you were immersed in six months ago.

(a)  

Read the passage and complete the following:

Find out as much as you can about this new work (a)   , both what is expected and what resources are available.

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Find out as much as you can about this new work environment, both what is expected and what (a)   are available.

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Discover how to register for each term in the most (a)   manner and which courses you really need to take.

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You are spending too much time, effort, and (a)   not to get it right!

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(a)   is a serious offence with consequences that may include:

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Plagiarism is a serious offence with consequences that may include:

A (a)   grade on an exercise, quiz, test, examination, or course

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Plagiarism is a serious offence with consequences that may include:

Being placed on (a)   probation

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Plagiarism is a serious offence with consequences that may include:

Suspension or (a)   from the department or the college

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

(a)   a paper in any form

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

Hiring or (a)   someone to do your assignment

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

(a)   the same or a similar assignment more than once

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

Patching together a paper by ________ ____ ________ from different sources without citing any of it

(a)  

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

Stealing or " (a)   " all or part of someone else's work

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

Selling or allowing others to (a)   your work

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

Copying something word for word but not using (a)   marks

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Examples of activities considered plagiarism include:

Using significant ideas, concepts or facts without a (a)   , even if it is paraphrased

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To avoid plagiarism...

Cite the (a)   source when referring to a fact, idea, opinion or theory in your own words

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To avoid plagiarism...

Refer to a citation guide or (a)   for help from your instructor or at the library

On the next line, write the title in (a)   font and center it.