FCS 103 final
APA 6th edition is the best format to use when documenting sources in every research paper you write while in college. a) True b) False
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According to experts, an individual only has _____ to make his or her first impression on a job interview. a) 15 seconds b) 45 seconds c) One minute d) Two minutes
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Critical thinking: a) Is judgemental b) considers such issues as power and influence c) Is the same as creative thinking d) Determines the best thing to do using social norms
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Cultural concepts defining the "best" or "right" way to do things may not be in the best interests of all people involved. a) True b) False
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Examining an ordinary object or situation for social meaning, economics, relationships to influence, or environmental sustainability is an example of: a) Critical Thought b) Creative Thought c) Random Thought d) Unfocused Thought
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In Family and Consumer Sciences, one of the best ways to address an issue is to take a holistic approach by studying the issue in an interdisciplinary manner. a) True b) False
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One key tenet of the profession of Family and Consumer Sciences is the concept of "civic engagement." In practical terms, what does this mean? a) To give back to the community in which you live through service b) To remain aware of current events, particularly those that impact individuals, families and communities, so you can step up and contribute to the well being of the community through your words and actions when possible c) To make your voice heard by voting after educating yourself about the issues d) All of the above are examples of "civic engagement"
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One's professional association sets the standards of ethics for practicing professionals. a) True b) False
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Professional development is necessary to obtain and maintain one"s certification and licensure. a) True b) False
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Scientists agree global warming is a result of: a) Increased amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere b) Increased amounts of oxygen in the atmosphere c) Decreased amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere d) Increased amounts of hydrogen in the atmosphere
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To be successful, FCS specialists should be able to integrate concepts from other specialty areas of FCS with their own speciality area (e.g., a Child and Family Specialists must understand fundamental concepts of nutrition, design, and education). a) True b) False
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What is the one professional organization that serves all areas of family and consumer sciences for professional development? a) American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences b) Association for Career and Technical Education c) National Council on Family Relations d) American Dietetics Association
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Which of the following food choices would be best from a sustainability perspective? a) Eat lower on the food chain, increasing our consumption of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. b) Eat only organic foods no matter where it is produced or shipped from. c) Increase your consumption farmed salmon d) All of the above
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Which of the following have been rated by employers as being the most important characteristics to possess if you want to become a successful professional? a) Strong professional ethics (e.g., trustworthy, respectful, honest, civil, courteous, responsible, fair, tolerant) b) Strong sense of self-esteem, personal presentation, and style c) High grade point average d) Number of clubs and organizations listed on your resume
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Which of the following is the correct way to cite a reference when using APA 6th edition? The author is Thompson, the year of publication is 2008, the article was in the Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, and it was on pages 103-106. a) Thompson, N.E. (2008). "Using Creative and Critical Thinking in Family and Consumer Sciences," (underlined->) Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, 96(3): 103-106. b) N.E. Thompson. (2008). Using creative and critical thinking in Family and Consumer Sciences, (italicized) Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, 96(3), 103-106. c) Thompson, N.E. Using creative and critical thinking in Family and Consumer Sciences, Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, 2008; 96(3), 103-106. d) Thompson, N.E. (2008). Using creative and critical thinking in Family and Consumer Sciences, (italicized) Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, 96(3), 103-106
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While the means for meeting them may vary, basic human needs are the same for everyone regardless of age, gender, culture, or socio-economic status. a) True b) False
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In January of 2000, a group of leading FCS professionals met to revise the conceptual framework for the profession and to identify a core body of knowledge common to all subject-matter specialists in the field. This newly revised conceptual framework is commonly referred to as the _______ of the profession. a) "Head, Heart, and Soul" b) "Mind and Matter" c) "Bread and Butter" d) "Recipe for Success"
a) "Head, Heart, and Soul"
A lobbyist and an advocate are one in the same. a) True b) False
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As an FCS professional, it is your responsibility to teach less educated individuals the "right way" to do things (e.g., the way you were taught). a) True b) False
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Being loved and having the feeling of belonging is considered by Maslow to be the most BASIC of all human needs a) True b) False
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Case Study: As an FCS professional, you discover a new and more effective way of solving a problem that impacts many in your professional. You talk to your colleagues about your discovery informally, but you do not feel comfortable publishing your ideas in peer reviewed journals, talking about your ideas on a local radio or television show, or presenting at even a state meeting. Which part of the AAFCS Code of Ethics was not being followed? a) Support the objectives of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences and contribute to its development through informed, active participation in its programs b) Advance public awareness and understanding of the profession c) Share professional competence with colleagues and clients, to enlarge and continue development of the profession d) Support the objectives of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences and contribute to its development through informed, active participation in its programs e) All of the above are being ignored
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Generating a variety of possible solutions to a problem is an example of: a) Critical Thought b) Creative Thought c) Random Thought d) Unfocused Thought
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How many courses are required in the newly revised FCS core for all majors (with the exception of FCS Education majors) beginning fall 2014? a) One (just FCS 103) - 3 credits b) Two - 6 credits c) Three - 9 credits (FCS 103, FCS 403, and one designated FCS core course OUTSIDE your area) d) Four or five, depending on your area of specialty - 12-15 credits
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It is ethical to talk with your friends about a situation at work as long as you do not use names.
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Students in dietetics use critical though more than students in any other area in Family and Consumer Sciences a) True b) False
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Students in interior design and fashion design use creative thought more than any other profession in Family and Consumer Sciences a) True b) False
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The elected officials are the only individuals who should become involved with public policy. a) True b) False
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The following statements were recently overheard at a party. Which of these statements provides an example of being ETHNOCENTRIC? a) Everyone should eat turkey on Thanksgiving b) People who live in Croatia are superior intellectually to people who live in Serbia. c) When you see men holding hands as they walk down the street, they are homosexual. d) Obese women are less capable than thin women e) All of the above statements are examples of a person being ethnocentric
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When working with clients in a service-learning setting, it is important to remember: a) You are more educated than they, so you have the best answers to their problems. b) Before addressing issues related to education, self-esteem, and love, the clint"s basic needs for food and shelter must be met. c) Your primary concern should be completing your required 20 hours. d) You are only one person, so what you do will have little impact.
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Where is the best place to go on Ball State's campus to find current, accurate resources that will help you learn more about any potential career (e.g., job outlook, starting salary, salary range, experiences desired)? a) Bracken Library b) The Career Center in Lucina Hall c) Any current "dot-com" web site found in a Google search d) Simpson Lounge e) Student Voluntary Services office
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Which of the following is NOT an ethical standard from the AAFCS code? a) Maintain the highest responsible standard of professional performance, upholding confidentiality and acting with intelligence, commitment, and enthusiasm b) Fulfill the obligation to continually upgrade and broaden personal professional competence c) Promote issues of sustainability to improve the quality of life for individuals, families, and communities d) Advance public awareness and understanding of the profession
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Which of the following is the BEST example of applying CRITICAL thought when purchasing clothing? a) You try on the clothing in a dressing room with multiple mirrors so that you can see the clothing item from different perspectives. b) You look at the hang tag to determine country of origin and compare that knowledge to information about the use of child labor in clothing sweat shops. c) You ask your best friend to go shopping with you because you can count on him/her giving you an honest opinion of your appearance in the clothing. d) None of these is an example of critical thought
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"Sustainability" as defined by Dr. John Vann means: a) Maintaining the status quo b) Using only renewable resources c) Humans surviving indefinitely into the future d) None of the above
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About how long will a potential employer spend reading a cover letter or a resume? a) Fifteen minutes b) Five minutes c) Less than one minute
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Polar bears are becoming extinct. What impact will this have on our society? a) Coca cola will have to come up with new advertising campaign. b) There will be an over-population of seals, the primary predator of the polar bear. c) It is a indication of the melting polar ice caps that has resulted from global warming. d) Polar bears are not becoming extinct and why are you asking me about polar bears on an FCS 103 exam?
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Which of the following are considered by Maslow to be "basic human needs"? a) Food b) Clothing c) Shelter d) All of the above are correct e) Only A and B are correct f) Only A and C are correct
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Creativity a) Is an inherited characteristic and cannot be taught b) Is artistic rather than practical c) Is an important part of problem solving d) All of the above
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Issues of diversity relate to: a) Age b) Body size c) Race d) All of these e) Only a and c are correct
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Of the following, which would most likely have the greatest impact on public policy? a) Calling your Senator or Representative the night before a vote is to be held b) Writing a letter to your congressman expressing your opinion prior to the vote c) Emailing a form letter to your congressman the day of the vote d) Working with your professional association and targeted Senators or Representatives to develop a bill that addresses your concerns about an issue
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What, if any, is the value of becoming certified in your profession? a) Certification promotes professional growth through the mandatory professional development requirements inherent in certification b) Certification assures the public you have a threshold level of knowledge c) Certification provides personal recognition and title (e.g., 'letters' after your name) d) All of the above are benefits of certification e) There is no value in certification; beware of people who say they are certified.
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Which of the following tenants are fundamental to the profession of FCS? a) Helping people achieve basic human needs b) Helping individuals, families and communities achieve a higher level of well-being and vitality c) Applying systems theory and life course development to solve problems d) All of the above
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Which of the following trends impact FCS professionals, regardless of their area of specialization? a) Genetically Modified Products b) Aging U.S. Population c) Protecting the Environment d) All of the above
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Creative thought may be measured by a) Fluency The number of different answers b) Originality Generates a variety of clever, unique or unusual ideas; an answer given by fewer than 5-10% of the people. c) Flexibility The number of different categories of responses. d) Elaboration Expands, develops, and embellishes ideas by adding details and making changes e) Any or all of the above are indicators of creativity
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The study of the human ecological model - or ecosystems - in Family and Consumer Science allows FCS professionals to examine what? a) How the environment (e.g., streams, rivers, atmosphere) is being impacted by human waste b) The relationship between individuals, families, and their environment to determine whether or not they are functioning effectively c) The role of various members within a family d) How the environment (e.g., streams, rivers, the atmosphere) is being impacted by human waste e) Recycling, reusing, reducing
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What type of materials should be included in a professional portfolio? a) Certificats of awards, honors, scholarships, and special training b) List of conferences and workshops you attended c) Samples of your work (e.g., writing, designs) d) Copies of your resume and your official transcript e) All of the above
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Which of the following are core values of professional ethics? A professional should be: a) Trustworthy b) Respectful c) A good citizen d) Responsible e) All of the above
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Which of the following are examples of public policy issues that have been impacted by the FCS profession? a) Mandatory School Wellness Policies b) Flammability standards for children"s pajamas c) Mandatory ServSafe certification for foodservice employees d) Licensure standards for teachers e) All of the above
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Which of the following areas of specialization are included in the profession of Family and Consumer Sciences? a) Residential Property Management b) Interior Design c) Child Life Specialist d) Hospitality and Food Management e) All of the above
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Who is considered the founder of the discipline of Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS)? a) Carolyn Hunt b) Beatrice Paolucci c) Catherine Beecher e) Ellen Swallow Richards
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The underlying theme of all FCS professionals is that we work to improve the quality of life for whom? a) Individuals b) Families c) Communities d) All of the above e) Only A and B are correct
e) All of the above
