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Question 1: What does the psychological 'growth mindset' emphasize?
Praise must focus on intelligence
Abilities can improve with effort
Success depends only on innate talent
Avoiding failure is the top priority
Question 2: Which action best follows the '80/20' Pareto principle?
Focus on the 20% tasks that yield 80% results
Spend equal time on all tasks
Eliminate the first 20% of tasks daily
Always delegate the hardest work
Question 3: Which approach best reduces confirmation bias in decision-making?
Asking only supporters for advice
Actively seeking evidence that could disprove your view
Only reviewing information that matches your goals
Relying on gut feeling instead of data
Question 4: In project planning, what is a key benefit of breaking work into smaller milestones?
It guarantees the final outcome without iteration
It increases the total project budget by default
It eliminates the need for stakeholder input
It provides frequent feedback and course correction
Question 5: Which statement best captures the 'first principles' problem-solving mindset?
Choosing the simplest option that exists today
Relying on prior methods because they worked before
Deferring decisions until perfect information appears
Reducing issues to fundamental truths before rebuilding solutions
Question 6: Which habit most directly improves long-term learning retention?
Spaced review of material over multiple sessions
Listening passively without retrieval practice
Only reading summaries without practice
Cramming information in one long session
Question 7: What is a productive way to handle an early project failure?
Treat it as feedback, extract lessons, and iterate
Blame team members publicly to discourage repeats
Abandon the idea immediately without analysis
Ignore the issue and continue unchanged
Question 8: Which practice best counters the 'planning fallacy' when estimating tasks?
Reference past similar projects and add contingency
Exclude dependencies to simplify planning
Always halve any past time estimates
Rely solely on optimistic team forecasts