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Question 1: Which habit best prevents decision fatigue during a long day?
Avoiding sleep to work more
Multitasking aggressively
Making every choice at random
Standardizing routine choices
Question 2: What's the most reliable way to test if a claim is causal rather than just correlated?
Rely on a single expert quote
Look for coinciding trends
Check social media buzz
Run a controlled experiment
Question 3: If you want better focus, which strategy is most effective?
Keep endless tabs open for context
Constantly check notifications
Work in short, timed sprints with breaks
Skip breaks to finish faster
Question 4: Which mindset helps you learn faster from failures?
Blaming luck or external enemies
Doubling down without reflection
Viewing failure as feedback, not identity
Avoiding risks to keep ego intact
Question 5: Which rule of thumb reduces the chance of being misled by statistics?
Trust any rounded percentages
Assume graphs tell the whole story
Ignore margins of error
Check sample size and data sources
Question 6: In decision-making, what mindset avoids paralysis by analysis?
Prioritizing decisions by reversibility
Treating all decisions as equally critical
Never making a decision until perfect info
Delegating everything immediately
Question 7: Which practice most reliably improves retention of new information?
Cramming all material the night before
Spacing study sessions over time
Reading once without recall
Listening passively without testing
Question 8: Which approach best debunks a popular myth?
Trust the most-shared post about the myth
Assume celebrities know the truth
Repeat the myth loudly to drown it out
Compare the claim to primary evidence and methodology