Chapter 7: Thinking & Intelligence (Exam 2) Flashcards

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Cognition

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(rational) thinking, complex processes

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Concepts

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informed by semantic memory; a type of long-term memory

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Prototype

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byproduct of concepts

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What are the two categories of concepts? How are they created?

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  • Natural Concepts - created naturally through experiences, developed from direct or indirect experiences and observations
  • Artificial Concepts - created by a specific set of characteristics
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What is the relationship between artificial and natural concepts?

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artifical concepts are based on and expand upon natural concepts

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Schema

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  • mental construct consisting of a cluster or collection of related concepts
  • organizes information
  • ideas become hard to change or modify
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What are the two types of schema?

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  • Role Schema - make assumptions about how individuals in certain roles behave
  • Event Schema - cognitive script; behaviors are routine-like
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Language

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a communication system that involves words and systematic rules to organize words to transmit inforrmation from one individual to another

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What are the six components of language?

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  1. Lexicon - words of a given language
  2. Grammar - set of rules used to convey meaning through the use of the lexicon
  3. Phoneme - basic units of a given language (sounds)
  4. Morpheme - combination of phonemes
  5. Semantics - process which we derive meaning from morphemes and words
  6. Syntax - refers to the way words are organized into sentences
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Reflexive Communication

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innate behaviors and gestures

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Intentional Communication

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words and language

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What is the age range of each stage of language and communication development?

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  1. 0-3 months
  2. 3-8 months
  3. 8-13 months
  4. 12-18 months
  5. 18-24 months
  6. 2-3 years
  7. 3-5 years
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What are the seven stages of language and communication development?

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  1. 0-3 months: reflexive communication (babble, single syllables repeated)
  2. 3-8 months: reflexive communication, interest in others
  3. 8-13 months: intentional communication, socialbility (variety in syllables)
  4. 12-18 months: first words
  5. 18-24 months: simple sentences of two words
  6. 2-3 years: sentences of three or more words
  7. 3-5 years: complex sentences, has conversations
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What did psychologists Edward Sapir and Benjamin Lee Whorf claim?

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  • language determines thought
  • people are born without language, their conscious and subconscious determine a framework that constructs language
  • one’s language influences their mind and their view of the world
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