Exam pt 8 Thinking Flashcards

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cognition:

concept

A

cognition: mental ablilites
-thinking planing, remebering

concept: mental grouping with similar things

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prototype

algorithm

heuristic

insight:

A

prototype: mental image of catagories

chair=shinji chair

algorithm: logical procedure that guarntees a soltion

heuristic: simple stratagy

insight: sudden realization of a solution

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3
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Confirmation bias:

fixation:

mental set:

functional fixedness:

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Confirmation bias: search of info to conform ur opion

fixation: can’t see problem from new perspective

mental set: solving a problem 1 way

functional fixedness: no creativity
-this is a pen used for writing and nothing else

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4
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representativeness heuristic

availability heuristic:

A

representativeness heuristic:
predicting stuff based on prototypes

availability heuristic: predicting based on the first memory that comes to mind

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5
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overconfidence

belief perseverance

intuition:

framing:

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overconfidence: oversetimating ur self

belief perseverance: never back down never surrender
-I know im wrong but actually im not cuz im stubborn and said so

intuition: immediate feeling or thought

framing:how stuff is posed
-ur framing it reallly negativly

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langauge:

phoneme:

morpheme:

grammar:

semantics:

syntax:

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langauge: spoken, written, or signed words used to communicate

phoneme: the smallest distinctive sound unit

morpheme: smallest unit that carries meaning

grammar: rules in language

semantics: rules to get meaning from morphemes, words, and sentances

syntax: rules for combining words

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7
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Language stage
babbling stage:

one-word stage

two-word stage

telegraphic speech:

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babbling stage: sounds and babbles at 4 months

one-word stage: speeking in 1 word child

two-word stage: mainly 2 words now age 2

telegraphic speech: actual sentances
-go car

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8
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aphasia:

A

aphasia: damage areas of the brain for speaking, and understanding

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9
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Broca’s area

Wernicke’s area

linguistic determinism

A

Broca’s area: speech
Frontal lobe

Wernicke’s area: comprehending
Temporal lobe

linguistic determinism: theory that language determines the way we think

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