CH 3 Cognitive Changes Flashcards

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Plasticity

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brain changes
- the younger u are, the faster it is for brain to repair itself

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Assimiliation

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using prior knowledge when faced with new info

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Accomadation

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replacing prior knowledge when responding to new info

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Competence-Performance Gap

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adolescents have an idea about their competence but its different from their performance

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Inductive Reasoning

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drawing conclusions from specific to general

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What are the Formal Operations used by Adolescents in their daily lives

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  • hypotheticals = questioning rules
  • understanding more than one meaning to smth = literal and figuratives
  • metaphors and sarcasm
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Decentration

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opposite. of egocentrism
looking at things from others POVs

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Elkind’s Imaginary Audience and Personal Fable

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  • the imaginary aduience notices everything u do
  • perosnal fable is ur belief in ur thoughts, feelings and experiences that are unique
  • can make adole feel isolated
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Reflective Abstraction

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adole hav power to consider what they know and extend it to new probs and siutatiosn

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How dp Adolescents use their executive control structure when problem solving

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  • use mental representations of a goal or outcome
  • look at difference approaches n strats to rech them
  • they get better with this with age and brain maturation
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The Developmental Cascade

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  • increased procesing speed
  • improved working memory
  • increased fluid intelligence - reasoning
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what are the Fuzzy Traces that adolescents use?

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  • more intuition cuz it uses less mental energy for them
  • easier for them to store in their memory
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Psychometric View

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  • likes interlligence tests cuz it pins down what intelligence really is
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Downsides to IQ tests for kids

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  • they can be put into classes that doesnt provide witht eh necessary learning opportunities
  • high and low expectations can lead to self-fulfilling propecies (negative ones)
  • can be on students records for life
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Sternberg : Analytical Intelligence

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ability to analyze, judge, evaluate, compare and contrast info

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Sternberg: Creative Intelliegence

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ability to abstractly think, design, imagine, look and other ways to approach problems and situation

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Sternberg: Practical Intelligence

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ability to put ideas into practice, apply,

18
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Personal Epistemology and Stages

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how ppl understand what knowledge is
- Objectivism = the truth is out there (child)
-m Relativism = many versions of truth all valid (early adole)
- Rationalism = the ABSOLUTE TRUF impossible to find, but lotta ways to look at things (late adole-adult)

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Major Components of Critical Thinking

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  • Conceptual Flexibility = makes connections with info to then come up with.other ideas to apply them
  • Reflective thinking = evaluates new and old ideas
  • Cognitive self regulation keeps track of progress