Trends Week 1-20
Trends Week 1-20
is defined as the ability to stay focused on important tasks while undergoing a deluge of distractions.
Anchoring
_____ is disciplined thinking that is clear, rational, open-minded, and informed by evidence Critical
thinking
Write A if the item falls under Scientific Method, B for Socratic Method and C for What Critical Thinking
is NOT:
Ask a question B
____ involves knowing the context or the circumstances behind each person and idea Altered processes
of validation
Fill in the blank: There is also a possibility that the Socratic method
Fill in the blank: All trends use pattern identification and recognition to make _____ when talking about
the future. Predictions
Billions of people without access to resources and opportunities such as education, livelihood and health
care. Extreme Poverty
The call center industry is estimated to account for 3% of the Philippine economy.
Hand tools and manual labour were widely replaced by steam power and mass production during the
Industrial age
Navigating between repositories, people, technology, and ideas while achieving intended purposes.
Navigate knowledge landscape
Land degradation which is a result of climate change which can cripple food supplies of nations. The
spread of deserts
Seeing how existing knowledge relates to what we do not know is part of _____ Acceptance of
Uncertainty
Write A if the item falls under Scientific Method, B for Socratic Method and C for What Critical Thinking
is NOT:
Analysis A
Which of the following terms correspond with: Internet in the Philippines 1994
Positive qualities and useful resources that you have are considered as _____ Strengths
Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get. False Analogy
____ can be defined as the ability to exploit new developments. Intelligent Opportunism
_____ is when our general impression of a person, irrationally affects our opinion of that person’s
specific qualities. Halo Effect
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
Some of the candidates have Masters Degrees while I only have a bachelor’s degree T
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
____ is when individuals are trained to act in a manner that is deemed proper by society that they
belong in. Social Conditioning
Positive qualities and useful resources that you have are considered as _____ Strengths
The assumption that if an event occurs, other events, which are not logically connected, will inevitably
follow. Slippery slope
If you eat a slice of cake tonight, tomorrow, you will have two slices, then three, and after one month,
you will be eating a whole cake per night. Slippery Slope
The World Health Organization maintains a data repository called the Global Health Observatory (GHO)
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
A _____ is a network in which most nodes are not directly linked but any two nodes are connected by
short paths. Small world network
The following are parts of the SMART criteria except _____. Realistic
_____ can be defined as the ability to exploit new developments. Intelligent Opportunism
Absence of knowledge plus the illusion of having knowledge is known as _____ Double Ignorance
A fallacy in which only a limited number of choices are presented without considering others that may
exist. False Dilemma
_____ can be defined as an image of “how the world works” Systems Perspective
True or False: Big economic entities serve as hubs in a scale-free network. True
_____ is a method that is widely used by businesses to help create effective strategies SWOT Analysis
A fallacy in which the conclusion does not follow the premise Non Sequitur
_____ is a network that has a structure and behavior that is neither totally predictable nor completely
random Complex Network
True or False: Network science emerged as a field of study at the beginning of the 20st century. False
A _____ has few nodes with a lot of links and lot of nodes with few links. Scale-free network
“It always rains when Dave is around. Don’t invite Dave.” This is an example of _____ Post Hoc
_____ are things that are out of your control. External Factors
The average size of a person’s social circle is 150-200. Willie’s social circle has 120, George’s has 170,
Jessie’s has 350, and Lisa’s has 70. Which of them is a hub? Jessie
In his movies, this actor always fights the bad guys. Therefore, we should make him the chief of police.
Non Sequitur
If you have limited capabilities and resources, you may have to set a more _____ goal Attainable
In this lesson, the fable about the monkeys was used as an example of _____ Social Conditioning
Following a fad without considering its possible negative effects is an example of _____ Social
Conformity
The Digital Revolution made it possible for vast amounts of information to be recorded, stored, shared,
and analyzed.
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
Mary is going to France. From Manila, she takes a flight that goes to Singapore. From there, she boards
another plane which goes to France. Considering that International air travel is a network, what kind of
network is it? Small world network
A complex network is a network with a structure and behavior that is neither predictable nor random.
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
I am a hard worker S
_____ means being mindful of the interconnection between the past, present, and the future. Thinking
in Time
A _____ is a statistical relationship between two quantities in which change in one quantity affects the
other. Power law
Person 1: People who are suffering because of incurable diseases should be allowed to opt for
euthanasia (mercy killing)Person 2: I don’t understand how murdering sick people can be a solution.
Straw Man
A fallacy in which the conclusion of the argument is also used as the premise. Circular argument
There is a limit to how many or how few links a node in a _____can have. Random Network
You’re from Bicol so you must like spicy food. False Analogy
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
I am highly skilled S
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
Barry is a programmer and he is a candidate for promotion. Help him in his SWOT analysis by labelling
the following factors. Write S for Strength, W for Weakness, O for Opportunity, and T for Threat:
True or False: Power law is the statistical relationship between two quantities in which change in one
quantity affects the other True
“You support gay marriage because you’re gay.” This is an example of _____ Ad Hominem
A logical fallacy that is used to counter an argument by questioning the person who made the argument
instead of the argument itself. Ad Hominem
True or False: A small world network is a network where most nodes are directly linked. False
I used this pen when I aced my exam. This pen is the reason why I aced my exam. Post Hoc
“All my previous boyfriends cheated on me. Men are all cheaters.” This is an example of _____. Hasty
Generalization
My dog has given birth twice and both times, there were three puppies. Her next litter will be three
puppies for sure. Gambler’s Fallacy
A random network is network that follows a probability distribution in the number of links that each
node can have. True
A fallacy that happens when a conclusion or generalization is made without considering all the
variables. Hasty Generalization
“A Filipino taxi driver returned a bag that was full of cash. Filipinos are honest.” This is an example of
_____ Hasty Generalization
The incorrect assumption that because something is happening frequently in the past, it will happen
again in the future. Gambler’s Fallacy