Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Perceptual abilities?

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the senses and how they are put together to organize relationships

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Direct perceptual experience

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the ability to form perceptual concepts

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3
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what is a perceptual concept?

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a grouping together of items that share common features or functionality (i.e. concept of a chair, functionality = sit on// fish =animals that live underwater, have gills etc)

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experiments that are randomized (to no specific rule) is good because

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it ensures the subject is not just memorizing stimuli and learning what to do for a reward, gives control.
2) test thesis that conceptualization needs language

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pseudo-category tasks

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Half of slides are positive and half negative (pigeons did bad on this)

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Generalization is?

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the ability for animals having been trained to respond to one stimulus, to respond similarly to another stimulus that is comparable

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non humans learn to categorize by relying on?

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particular features

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8
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The 3d world encourages a____ view of learning

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holistic

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9
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what is a binary categorization?

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trees, not trees/ fish, not fish

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10
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negative about binary categorization?

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fails to capture how conceptualization occurs in the real world. animals need to classify multiple objects simultaneously

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perceptual concepts is

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the ability to categorize objects - is widespread among mammals and birds

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12
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object permanence

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Concept that object continue to exist even when they disappear from sight

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13
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at what age do children not have object permanence

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12-18 months or younger

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visible displacement

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to make an object disappear from view and see whether subject searches for it where it was placed (children over 12 months)

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invisible displacement tast

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placed in a container, taken behind a screen object removed children of (18 months) (dogs after one year)

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16
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the critical question in concept learning is

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not whether subjects learn to respond to correct stimuli but whether they have learned the conceptual rule under investigation

17
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Stimulus equivalence

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Ability of objects to substitute for each other under certain conditions - important to symbolic thought

18
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common response training

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One response for one pair of categories another response for another