Cognitive Flashcards

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cognitive skills (7)

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  1. Perception
  2. Memory
  3. Attention
  4. Problem solving
  5. Orientation
  6. Knowledge representation
  7. Language
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perception

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how our sensory systems identify and make sense of that information

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sensation

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signal that arrives at the body

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4
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ways of retrieving information (2)

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  1. Recall
  2. Recognition
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5
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recognition

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retrieving memories with hints (multiple choice)

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memorization processes (4)

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  1. Encoding
  2. Storage
  3. Sensory
  4. Retrieval
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7
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encoding

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physical and sensory input transformed into a representation of stored memory

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storage

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movement of encoded info into memory and maintenance of info in storage

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9
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sensory

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smallest capacity for storing info and shortest duration for memory storage

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10
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retrieval

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recovery of stored info from memory

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selective attention

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ability to shift attention between competing tasks, taking one stimulus and ignoring another

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12
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vigilance attention

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paying close attention

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13
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search attention

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active scanning to find particular stimulus

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14
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divided attention

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coordinate performance to more than one task at a time

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15
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problem solving process (8)

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  1. Problem identification
  2. Judgement (consequences)
  3. Decision making
  4. Deductive reasoning (draw observations)
  5. Inductive reasoning (probable conclusion)
  6. Planning (what to do next?)
  7. Evaluation
  8. Transfer (carryover knowledge to new thing)
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16
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orientation

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knowing one’s relation to a location, time, person, or quantity

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declarative knowledge

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understanding of info about objects, ideas, etc.

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procedural knowledge

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understanding how to perform tasks

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categorization knowledge

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understanding relationship among things

20
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sorting knowledge

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organizing things into categories

21
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sequencing knowledge

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order things to a set of rules

22
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types of congenital disorders (4)

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  1. Developmental/ intellectual disabilities
  2. Learning disabilities
  3. ADHD
  4. Autism
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types of acquired disorders (3)

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  1. TBI
  2. Dementia
  3. Cerebral vascular accidents (CVA)
24
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adaptive behavior

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skills a person needs to live independently

25
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intellectual functioning (IQ)

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ability of a person’s brain to learn, think, etc.

26
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asperger syndrome

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autism but with normal language development

27
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rett syndrome

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infants cannot walk or sit independently, loss of limb movements

28
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childhood disintegrative disorder

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child learns skills then loses them by age 10

29
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top causes of TBIs (3)

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  1. Car accident
  2. Firearms
  3. Falls
30
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types of memory aids (3)

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  1. recording (short/ long memory storage)
  2. word completion/ prediction
  3. information (memory) retrieval