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Lassi Test
A 60-question test taken by Kings College students to assess their learning skills and traits.
Will (Lassi Test)
One of the main sections in the Lassi Test, focusing on anxiety, motivation, and attitude.
Self-Regulation (Lassi Test)
A category in the Lassi Test that includes concentration, self-testing, study aids, and time management.
Skills (Lassi Test)
Comprises information processing, selecting main ideas, and test strategies, as part of the Lassi Test.
First Impressions
The initial perception made within the first 7 seconds of meeting someone.
Professionalism
The conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize a profession or professional person.
Email Etiquette
The proper way to communicate professionally via email, including greetings, subject titles, and closing paragraphs.
Opening Line in an Email
The initial part of an email that introduces the sender and states the purpose of the email.
5 Ss in Communication
Stand up, Smile, say your name, shake their hand, and say something pleasant.
LinkedIn Profile
A professional online presence used to connect with employers; should include a headline, education, and professional summary.
Growth Mindset
Belief that one can develop their abilities and skills through dedication and hard work.
Fixed Mindset
Belief that abilities and traits are fixed and cannot be developed.
Attainable Goals
Realistic objectives set to keep an individual motivated and striving to achieve.
Types of Research
Different categories of research in the medical field, such as applied, descriptive, laboratory, and clinical research.
Quantitative Research
Research based on numerical data and statistical analysis, often involving hypothesis testing.
Qualitative Research
Research focused on understanding concepts, experiences, or social phenomena, often based on interviews or observations.
Population (Research)
The total group of individuals or instances studied to understand a particular phenomenon.
Sample (Research)
A subset of a population used in statistical analysis to represent the larger group.
Inclusive Criteria
The characteristics that qualify individuals for participation in a research study.
Exclusive Criteria
The characteristics that disqualify individuals from participation in a research study.
Descriptive Research
Research aimed at understanding characteristics or behaviors by documenting them.
Laboratory Research
Controlled research conducted in a lab to gather data on specific variables.
Applied Research
Research designed to solve practical problems and improve processes.
Experimental Research
Research involving manipulation of variables to determine cause-and-effect relationships.
Clinical Research
Research conducted with patients to evaluate new treatments, drugs, or procedures.
Social Media Presence
The online reputation and visibility exhibited by an individual on social media platforms.
Professional Photo for LinkedIn
A clear, professional image representing oneself on LinkedIn, without distractions or casual attire.
Professional Summary
A brief overview of one's experiences and qualifications, often included in a LinkedIn profile.
Key Words (LinkedIn)
Specific terms or phrases included in a LinkedIn profile that highlight skills and expertise.
Communication with Professors
Maintaining professionalism and clarity when contacting educational mentors.
Professional Tone
The manner of speaking or writing that adheres to etiquette, maintains respect, and is suitable for a professional setting.
Study Aides
Resources such as flashcards, study guides, and software that help enhance learning.
Patient Confidentiality
Legal and ethical obligation to protect patient information from unauthorized disclosure.
Networking
Connecting with professionals or peers for mutual benefit, often for career opportunities.
Self-Testing
Assessing one's own knowledge to improve learning and retention of information.
Time Management
The process of planning and exercising control over how much time to spend on specific activities.
Anxiety in Learning
The feeling of apprehension that can interfere with the learning process.
Motivation in Education
Inner drive or ambition to pursue academic success and overcome challenges.
Professional Dress Code
The guidelines dictating appropriate attire in professional settings.
Constructive Criticism
Feedback that is intended to help someone improve, rather than demean them.
Career Fair Etiquette
Expectations and standards for behavior and dress at career networking events.
Job Interview Attire
Clothing selected for interviews, which should be appropriate for the industry and position.
Clinical Rotations
Hands-on training in medical settings where students apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios.
Extracurricular Activities
Non-academic activities that students participate in, which can enhance experience and skills.
Professional Closure in Communication
Ending a conversation or email with a formal and respectful acknowledgment.
Research Ethics
Moral principles guiding research practices, ensuring integrity and respect for subjects.
Mindset in Education
The underlying belief systems that affect a student's willingness to learn and overcome challenges.
Academic Resources
Various support services available to students to enhance their academic performance.
Class Presentation Etiquette
Appropriate behavior and preparation when speaking or presenting in an academic setting.