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72 Cards in this Set
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Don Tapscott believes the Net Generation is the _________ ever
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SMARTEST
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Which generation embraces "process" as an important issue in work values?
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BABY BOOMERS
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Which key component of communication is missing when communication is done behind the screen?
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Context
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Which generation is committed to the institutions the work?
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Net Gen/Myspace Gen
& Baby Boomers |
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Which two generations do not value the meeting process in the workplace?
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Gen X & Net Gen
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Who is most likely to say: "My work is my life?"
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Baby Boomers
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What technologies are losing their importance?
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Landline phones and television sets
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What do teenagers do more than 3000 times a month?
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send and receive text messages
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Alvin Toffler pointed out that based on history, the following occurs when waves of new technology cross one another:
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periods of social unrest
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What is the most significant media that shaped the Net Generation?
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MySpace
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The brain needs downtime to:
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solidify experiences in the brain
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What part of the brain controls multitasking?
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Prefrontal cortex
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Which event marked the shift to faster societal technology penetration rates?
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The creation of the World Wide Web
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Which generation was born in the 1980's? 1990s?
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Net Gen
iGen |
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In order for businesses with Net Gen. workers to survive and thrive, they have to be aware of and incorporate:
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MULTITASKING
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What phenomenon is expected to grow on college campuses this year?
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e-textbooks
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Which of the 5 Cs of Communication deals with the modality that you select for your communication?
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CONNECTION
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The two dimensions upon which communication technologies can be placed are
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Synchronicity/Cues
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The frontal lobe of the brain is the:
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EXECUTIVE CONTROLLER
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What is the most important part of communication?
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CONTEXT
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Which of Erik Erikson's stages makes the preteen years best for babysiting?
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Industry v. Inferiority
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What prepares our brains for higher order visuomotor tasks?
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Playing video games
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Which theorist developed a theory of stages of identity that included identity diffusion, foreclosure, moratorium, and identity achievement?
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James Marcia
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(T or F) One out of eight teens have been approached with inappropriate sexual suggestions
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TRUE
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Which self is the one you present because you think other people want you to be?
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Ought self
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What does SMD stand for?
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Sexual Media Diet
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Students that took abstinence-only sex education programs had sex earlier than the national average. (T of F)
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TRUE
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Who wrote the internet addiction test?
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Kimberly Young
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Which theory says that we develop our views about sexuality from thousands of hours of seeing it on television?
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Cultivation Theory
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Which theory states that people get addicted to technology like video games because they are continually getting positive reinforcement for killing and winning the game?
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Operant Conditioning Theory
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Youths who watch more TV believe
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More friends are having intercourse
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The main reason that kids hate school?
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They are not being engaged and stimulated by their school experience
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92% of children have an online digital presence by the time they are____
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2 years old
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What technology went from "inception to 50 million users" in a single year?
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YouTube
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The Net Generation is known as the "thumb generation" because:
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they are constantly typing on their mobile phones
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Dr. Larry Press lectured about
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IT Literacy
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Dr. Press suggested this should replace a paper textbook
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a topic module
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in John Bunce's lecture, a recent study found that in terms of e-readers, users preferred this device:
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iPad
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Which device is the leading e-reader?
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Kindle
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Which generation used punch card processing?
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1st generation
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Smartphones, laptops, and other devices that are not in the classroom allow teachers to use
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mLearning
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(T of F) in a study, computer users worked on average for three minutes on one task before swithing to another task.
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TRUE
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This theory best supported the results in the study that found that those students that waited a few minutes to respond to a text message did better on material presented during those minutes than students who responded immediately.
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Meta Cognition Theory
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This induces task switching.
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Technology itself
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We have two personas: RL & SL
What do they stand for? |
RL = Real Life
SL = Screen Life |
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What is being measured by an fMRI?
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oxygen
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What tool that has been used to teach languages is useful in teaching anything to today's iGen students?
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Total Immersion
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Which area of the brain is where the "executive controller" is located?
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Prefrontal Cortex
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What does MVLE stand for?
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Mobile VIrtual Learning Environment
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with the Associative Network Model of Memory, we know that our working memory has ____ and ____ which define our memory for concept
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Nodes & Links
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What model of memory and thinking uses three boxes? STM, LTM and sensory information store?
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Atkinson-Shiffren
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The study by George Miller says that our short term memory holds between ___ and ___ chunks of information
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5 & 9
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The Shepard and Metzler study, where people had to decide if one funny looking block shape was the same as the other when one was in a different rotated position, showed that
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Visual images are stored and processed in memory
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Some material in short-term memory can be lost due to interference by counting backwards is a part of the:
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serial position effect
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This can predict poor health directly
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media and technology
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What happens during the REM cycle of sleep?
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Dreaming
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What type of person should a teacher use to help integrate technology into the classroom?
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knowledge broker
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in Adam Joinson's study, people were more likely to disclose personal information on a bad, unprofessional looking website as long as
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they trusted the person
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most People get their daily news:
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online
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when you read a review on the back of a book cover, it is very likely that the author of the review:
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has a book published by the same publisher
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What are the 5 Cs of Communication?
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1. Content
2. Connection 3. Context 4. Congruenc 5. Completion |
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Communication Modalities
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1. Synchronicity
2. Cues |
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Blogs, podcasts, email, voicemail, snail mail, Facebook, etc. are all this type of mode:
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ASYNCHRONOUS
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Face to face, video chat, telephone, cell phones, text, IM, etc. are all this type of mode:
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SYNCHRONOUS
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The theory that says television affects children NOT RIGHT AFTER they watch a show, but, rather its effects have a cumulative effect over time.
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CULTIVATION THEORY
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Dr. Albert Bandura - We learn through a combo of direct and indirect experiences by watching others. This theory says we continue to display behaviors when we have been reinforced for doing so; we discontinue behaviors when we have been punished
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SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY
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When a child is exposed to a situation, he must decide it relates to a previous experience or if he must create new rules for it.
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COGNITIVE SCHEMA/SCRIPT THEORY
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a time when adolescents get to try on different identities (MARCIA)
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PSYCHOSOCIAL MORATORIUM
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no identity crisis yet, no commitments, often confused or overwhelmed (MARCIA)
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IDENTITY DIFFUSION
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may or may not have experienced a crisis; made commitments based on outside forces; often make quick choices without consideration (MARCIA)
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FORECLOSURE
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has experienced a major crises, no commitments, working on them; lots of rebellion (MARCIA)
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MORATARIUM
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experienced, struggled with, and resolved crises; made commitments decisions on their own; still worry about achieving goals, does well under stress anxiety (MARCIA)
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IDENTITY ACHIEVEMENT
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