intro to cogni psych Flashcards

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create and controls mental functions, a system that creates representations of the world.

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mind

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the study of how people perceive, learn, remember, and think about information.

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cognitive psychology

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the belief that much of a human behavior can be understood in terms of how people think.

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cognitivism

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who considered the brain to be an active, dynamic organizer of behavior?

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Karl Spencer Lashley

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he did one of the first experiments that today would be called a cognitive psychology experiment.

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Franciscus Donders

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In 1879, he founded the first laboratory of scientific psychology at the University of Leipzig in Germany.

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Wilhem Wundt

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our overall experience is determined by combining basic elements of experience called sensations.

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structuralism

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a technique in which trained participants describe their experiences and thought processes in response to stimuli.

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analytic introspection

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a German psychologist who repeated lists of 13 nonsense syllables such as DAX, QEH, LUH, and ZIF to himself one at a time at a constant rate.

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Hermann Ebbinghaus

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Two physiological techniques dominated early physiological research on the mind.

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neuropsychology and electrophysiology

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the study of the behavior of people with brain damage

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Neuropsychology

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measuring electrical responses of the nervous system, made it possible to listen to the activity of single neurons.

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Electrophysiology

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the capacity to learn from experience, and the ability to adapt to the surrounding environment.

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Intelligence

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In the three-stratum model of intelligence, what strata includes many narrow, specific abilities?

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Stratum 1

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In the three-stratum model of intelligence, what strata includes various broad abilities?

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Stratum 2

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In the three-stratum model of intelligence, what strata is just a single general intelligence?

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He proposed a theory of multiple intelligences, in which intelligence compromises multiple independent constructs.

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Howard Gardner

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a type of intelligence used in reading a book

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linguistic intelligence

19
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a type of intelligence used in solving math problems

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logical-mathematical intelligence

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a type of intelligence used in getting from one place to another.

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spatial intelligence

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a type of intelligence used in singing a song.

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musical intelligence

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a type of intelligence used in dancing.

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bodily-kinesthetic intelligence

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a type of intelligence used in understanding ourselves.

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intrapersonal intelligence

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a type of intelligence used in relating to other people.

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interpersonal intelligence

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a type of intelligence used in understanding patterns in nature.
naturalist intelligence
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He emphasized the extent to which they work together in his triarchic theory of human intelligence.
Robert Sternberg
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an organized body of general explanatory principles regarding a phenomenon.
theory
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tentative proposals regarding expected empirical consequences of the theory.
hypotheses
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we test our hypotheses through what?
experimentation
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manipulated variables
independent variables
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outcome responses
dependent variables
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irrelevant variables affecting the study
control variables
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the relationship between cognitive performance and cerebral events and structures
psychobiological research
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individual’s own account of cognitive processes
self-reports
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in-depth studies of individuals
case studies
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detailed studies of cognitive performance in everyday situations and nonlaboratory contexts
naturalistic observation
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a railroad worker in 1848 that had a large metal spike driven through his frontal lobes in a freak accident
Phineas Gage
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irrelevant variable that has been left uncontrolled in a study
confounding variables