4. Question 4 Researcher Celeste Kidd redesigned the Marshmallow studies because she wanted to understand whether the ___________ of the environment affected children’s response to the marshmallow challenge. 1 point…
9. Question 9 According to researcher Angela Duckworth: 1 point a. Grit is positively correlated with scores on intelligence tests b. Grit is highly correlated with conscientiousness …
6. Question 6 The Pomodoro technique refers to a strategy for: 1 point a. Staying focused on a task b. Making pasta sauce based on authentic and ancient…
10. Question 10 Researcher Angela Duckworth says that: 1 point a. Grit is like living life as marathon, not a sprint. b. Grit is like living life as…
7. Question 7 Conscientiousness can backfire when taken to extremes. Which of the following are potential negative consequences when conscientiousness is taken too far? 1 point a. Micromanagement …
5. Question 5 Researchers Howard Friedman and Leslie Martin found that conscientiousness was one of the most consistent and powerful predictors of: 1 point a. Choice of job …
3. Question 3 What are some of the key lessons from the Marshmallow studies described in this module? 1 point a. Self-control and the ability to delay gratification –…
2. Question 2 Conscientious people tend to: 1 point a. Get better grades b. Get promoted c. Have more job satisfaction d. All of the above
1. Question 1 Which of the following is NOT one of the defining characteristics of conscientious people? 1 point a. Achievement oriented b. Reliable c. Risk-taking d. Organized
9. Question 9 According to Anders Ericsson, most learning happens: 1 point a. When a task is so hard we are likely to repeatedly fail and feel like we…
