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define schema theory

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its a theory that contains and organizes everything one knows about a certain stimulus.
seen as mental representations that organize our knowledge, beliefs and expectations.

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what is the working memory model

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is an elaboration of short term memory suggesting a number of components working together to process information.

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give me two studies for the working memory model

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  1. landry and bartling 2011
  2. case of KF shallice and warrington 1970.
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study for schema

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  1. Bartlett 1932
  2. Loftus and palmer 1974
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define the dual processes model

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highlight how intuitive and rational thinking are used when thinking and making decisions.
two systems
system 1 = intuitive, effortless, fast pased
system, 2 = rational, slowpaced, uses more effort and cognition

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give me a study for dual processes model

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wason 1968

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what’s the adaptive decision maker framework

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argues that people use a variety of strategies to make judgments and choices.

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3 strategies of the admf

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  1. weighted additive strategy
  2. lexicographic strategy - best possible outcome satisfying a pre-determined criterion.
  3. satisfying strategy - satisfactory or adequate result, rather than the optimal solution - because of a threshold point.
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3 meta goals of admf

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  1. reduce negative emotion (either experienced it or don’t wanna exierpeince it cuz other person has expeirnced it).
  2. reduce cognitive effort
  3. maximizing decision acuracy.
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study for the admf

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luce, bettman, payne 1997 - mouselab task, if u pick one others get none, reduce neg emotions.

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define reconstructive memory

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memory is encoded in peices and not complete coherent wholes, thus the retrieval of information may be influenced and not fully accurate.

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studies for reconstructive memory

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  1. Loftus and palmer 1974
  2. Bartlett 1932.
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define conformation bias

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tendency to seek out information to confirm what you already believe.
study - wason 1968

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define anchoring bias

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causes us to rely heavily on the first piece of information we are given about a topic.
study: Tversky and kahneman - framing effect 1986

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define flashbulb memories

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a memory in which one first learns about a highly surprising and highly consequential event, which causes this memory to be extremely vivid.

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2 studies for emotion and cognition

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  1. brown and Kulik 1977
  2. Tversky and kahneman
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1study for the positive effects of tech on cognition

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  1. rothbaum et al 2001 - VRET
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1 study for the neg effects of tech on cog

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  1. sparrow et al 2011 - reliability of tech on men
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