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Active process of identifying important ideas and comparing, evaluating and applying them
Reading
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Substitutes for words; body movements that rather specific verbal translations
Emblems
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Accompanies and literally illustrates verbal messages
Illustrator
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Movements of the face that convey emotional meaning
Affect Displays
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Monitors, maintains, or controls the speaking of another individual
Regulator
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Satisfies some need and usually occurs without conscious awareness; unintentional movements that go unnoticed
Adaptors
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Satisfy a physical need; generally serving to make you more comfortable
Self Adaptors
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Body movements that you make in response to your current interactions
Alter Adaptors
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Movements that involve your manipulation of some object
Object Adaptors
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Familiarizing yourself with the content before you read it
Previewing
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Reviewing new information as soon as possible after you hear or read it
Immediate Review
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Returning to and quickly reviewing previously learned material on a regular basis
Periodic Review
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Making a last check of material before a test or exam
Final Review
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Restating an idea in your own words in the exact order that the writer used in their paragraph
Paraphrasing
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Restating the main ideas of a passage in your own words
Summarizing
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ex: Phobias such as fear of heights, water, snakes, or confined spaces, can make it difficult for people to function
Example Clues
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ex: Corona refers to the outermost part of the sun's atmosphere
Definition Clues
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ex: Equity, a catch-all term for the general principles of fairness, is used in law when existing laws do not apply
Definition Clues (Use of the Comma)
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ex: Lithium (an alkali metal) is so soft it can be cut with a knife.
Definition Clues (Use of Parentheses)
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ex: Ancient Egyptians wrote in hieroglyphics - pictures used to represent words
Definition Clues (Use of Dash)
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ex: Toxic materials used, such as arsenic, pesticides, and lead can cause bodily damage
Example Clues
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ex: One of the dinner guests succumbed to the temptation to have a second slice of pie, but others resisted
Contrast Clues (Opposite words)
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ex: Bob is quite versatile, he is a good student, a top athlete, and a gourmet cook
Logic of Passage Clues
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