Finals: Module 2 Flashcards

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1
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the form for what you know in your mind about things, ideas, events,
and so on, in the outside world.

A

knowledge representation-

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2
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2 types of knowledge structures

A
  • Declarative
  • Procedural
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3
Q

stated facts such as the name of the person you hate, the date you got dumped, or the
way an ogre looks.

A
  • Declarative
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4
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memory of processes or how the action is done

A

◦Procedural knowledge

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5
Q

______ seem easier to
represent in pictures (Analogous pictures) and _____ in words.

A

Concrete objects, abstract concepts

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6
Q

________ are required in forming symbolic representations

A

systems or rules

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7
Q

the relationship between the word and what it represents is arbitrary.

A

Symbolic representation

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8
Q

In Sternberg’s book, he said that we use _____ to solve problems and to answer questions involving objects.

A

visual images

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8
Q

the mental representation of things that are not currently seen or sensed by
the sense organs

A

Imagery

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9
Q
  • it helps control phobia,
    stress, and actually feeling better!
  • Architects, engineers
    also use imagery in
    successfully making
    buildings.
A

guided-imagery technique

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10
Q

We may use this to represent any kind of relationship, including actions, attributes, spatial positions, class membership, etc.

A

Propositional Theory

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10
Q

states that we use both pictorial and verbal
codes for representing
information

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The dual-code theory,

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10
Q

◦ “_____” for mental images
- organized in terms of part-whole relationships.

A

imagens

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10
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◦ “_____” for verbal entities
-organized in terms of associations and hierarchies

A

logogens

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11
Q

◦ Involves rotationally
transforming an object’s
visual mental image

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Mental Rotations

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11
Q

It is likely that there exists complete knowledge of the scene, but that knowledge sometimes is not accessible when the patient generates a mental image.

A

Representational Neglect

11
Q

Advantage for _____ in mental rotation tasks

A

males over females

11
Q

Region of the brain related to mental rotations

A

parietal regions

12
Q

Similar concept related to Representational Neglect

A

Spatial neglect

13
Q

_____ mental image

A

Representational Neglect

14
Q

_____ perceived image

A

Spatial Neglect

15
Q

Appears to represent and manipulate visuospatial knowledge in a manner similar to perception

A

Right Hemisphere

16
Q

appears to be more proficient in representing and manipulating verbal
and another symbol-based knowledge.

A

Left Hemisphere

17
Q
  • refers to the use of images that represent visual characteristics such as colors and shapes
A

Visual Imagery

18
Q
  • refers to images that represent spatial features such as
    depth dimensions,
    distances, and
    orientations.
A

Spatial Imagery

18
Q

deals with the acquisition, organization, and use of knowledge
about objects and
actions in two-
and three- dimensional space

A

Spatial Cognition