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Everyday Life Tips and Tricks

From working with money to digital literacy, let's learn some helpful tips and tricks!

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Find worksheets, tips, and helpful information for how to count change, use vending machines, shop in a grocery store, and more!

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Critical Thinking and Decision Making

Critical thinking

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Critical Thinking and Decision Making

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1) Critical Thinking is: *

Deliberately analyzing information to make better judgements and decisions Making sure you think take time and think long and hard about something A very important type of thinking skill taught in school

2) Critical Thinking Involves: *

Strength, Determination, and Creativity Logic, Reasoning, Creativity Ingenuity, Positivity, and Reasoning

3) When reading an article online, it is important to ask yourself what questions? (Select all that apply) *

What is the source of the article? Do I like what the article is saying? Is the headline potentially misleading? Do they cite sources?

4) The grocery store is out of the brand of peanut butter you typically buy. Instead of purchasing a different brand, you skip the peanut butter and wait for the brand you know to be back in stock. What type of bias is this? *

Confirmation Bias Self-Serving Bias Status Quo Bias Anchoring Bias

5) You’re now looking for apples in the grocery store. There are 10 varieties of apples to choose from all relatively the same price. You feel overwhelmed and cannot decide which apples to purchase. This is an example of: *

Apple Overload Choice Overload Mass Option Overload

6) Making several decisions at once, or over a prolonged period of time can cause what type of fatigue? *

Choice Fatigue Decision Fatigue Confusion Fatigue

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