Cognition Flashcards

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Acquisition

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learning phase

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If similar to prototype (schema) ->

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assimilation

(ss: similar to schema)

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If different from prototype (schema) ->

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accommodation

(change or create)

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Framing

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decisions are based on framing of things
- loss aversion

Ex: % vs # of DIE/SAVE people

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Parallel Distribution Processing

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  • brain has network models with connected nodes -> when multiple nodes activated
  • collection of neural nodes will simultaneously activate another set of nodes through parallel processing
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Mental Set

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  • problem solving schema
  • can slow you down/hurt you because you can’t see alternatives
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Methods of Problem Solving

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1) trial and error
2) algorithms
3) deductive reasoning
4) inductive reasoning

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Deductive reasoning

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rules first

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Inductive reasoning

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evidence first

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Heuristic

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  • rule of thumb
  • simplified principles used for decision making
  • mental shortcut to make a quick decision
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Availability Heuristic

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  • use examples we can easily recall
  • easier to recall -> increase frequency
    • choices based on quick, easily accessible examples
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Representative Heuristic

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  • based on prototypical, stereotypical, representative image of the category
  • look for most representative answer, and look to match prototype - a given concept to what is typical/representative
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Stroop Effect

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  • automaticity: when something you already know works against you

Ex: GREEN (written in purple)
BLUE (written in orange)
PURPLE (written in green)
ORANGE (written in blue)
- say the word (easier) instead of the color of word

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