Attention and Language Flashcards

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shadowing

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immediately repeating what is heard in the attended ear

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categorical perception

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when a language has differences in meaning associated with small changes in sounds, kids become very good at differentiating them

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constancy

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ability to recognize a word as being the same even if the pronunciation changes

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nativist theory

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all humans have an intrinsic capacity for language aquisition

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Language acquisition device (LAD)

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there is a pathway in the brain specifically responsible for language aquisition

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Learning theory

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language is acquired by operant conditioning

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Social interactionist theory

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language is driven by a desire to communicate and interact with others

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Whorfian/Linguistic relativity hypothesis

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our perception of reality is determined by the content of our language (ex: Inuit snow)

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functional fixedness

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inability to consider how to use an object in a non traditional manner (Duncker’s candle problem)

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Deductive (top-down) reasoning

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draw conclusions from general rules

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Inductive (bottom-up) reasoning

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create a theory via generalizations

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Heuristics

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simplified principles used to make decisions

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availability heuristic

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base likelihood of even on how easily examples of even come to mind

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representativeness heuristic

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categorizing items based on how will they fit the prototypal stereotypical image

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base rate fallacy

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using stereotypical factors while ignoring numerical information

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confirmation bias

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focusing on information that fits beliefs while rejecting other info

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hindsight bias

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overestimate ability to predict events that have already happened

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belief perseverance

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inability to reject a particular belief despite clear evidence to the contrary

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recognition primed decision model

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neuroscience explanation for intuition

20
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Gardner’s Intelligences

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linguistic, mathematical, musical, visual, kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalist

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Sternberg’s Intelligences

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analytical, creative, practical