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Q1 Advanced 3 pts

Why does the speaker argue that Kim Peak would likely perform worse than an average person on university-level exams, despite his supernatural memory abilities? Video Reference:
"despite his superhuman memory Kim Peak struggled with reasoning and problem solving which means that..."

Timestamp: 3:00

Q2 Advanced 3 pts

What fundamental learning principle does the speaker use to explain why most people's approach to information consumption is ineffective? Video Reference:
"the two stages of consuming and digesting must always be balanced everything you consume must be dig..."

Timestamp: 7:00

Q3 Advanced 3 pts

According to the speaker's framework, what would be the most effective approach when encountering procedural information but lacking immediate opportunity to practice? Video Reference:
"what if we're reading something and we don't have time to practice it right now the answer is you ei..."

Timestamp: 6:20

Q4 Advanced 3 pts

The speaker uses an eating metaphor to describe ineffective learning. Which of the following best explains the deeper implication of this analogy? Video Reference:
"this is the learning equivalent of overeating they haven't had a chance to digest it so they're just..."

Timestamp: 7:30

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Q5 Advanced 3 pts

Based on the speaker's argument about information retention statistics, what strategic shift should learners make to optimize their study effectiveness? Video Reference:
"if we're forgetting 90% of what we read rather than consuming more and taking time away from the dig..."

Timestamp: 8:00

Q6 Advanced 3 pts

Why does the speaker argue that using the wrong process for a specific category of information leads to passive reading mode? Video Reference:
"when we use the wrong process for the specific category of information it makes remembering and unde..."

Timestamp: 4:40

Q7 Advanced 3 pts

The speaker's medical school example about clinical examination procedures demonstrates which key principle about procedural information processing? Video Reference:
"a lot of people will spend time to read it and memorize it and write lots of notes about it and then..."

Timestamp: 5:40

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Q8 Advanced 3 pts

The PACER system's effectiveness relies on the principle that information categorization enables targeted processing, which ultimately serves what higher-order learning objective? Video Reference:
"for most of you listening probably using the knowledge you have consumed to reason and problem solve..."

Timestamp: 3:40

Q9 Advanced 3 pts

Kim Peak's neurological condition (FG syndrome) resulted in compensatory brain adaptations that enhanced memory but impaired reasoning abilities, suggesting what broader principle about cognitive trade-offs? Video Reference:
"he had no Corpus colossum which is basically the bundle of neurons that connect both hemispheres of ..."

Timestamp: 2:30

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