Mid 3 Flashcards

1
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imagery

A

sensory impression without sensory input

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2
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dual-coding theory

A

logogen and imagen connections linked

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3
Q

logogens

A

verbal representation

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4
Q

imagens

A

non-verbal representation

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5
Q

cognitive map

A

internal representation of space

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6
Q

egocentric frame of reference

A

imaging yourself moving through space

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7
Q

vividness = accuracy? t or f

A

false

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8
Q

earworm

A

short phrase that gets stuck in your head

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9
Q

inducer

A

actual stimulus

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10
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concurrent

A

induced stimulus

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11
Q

what causes synesthesia?

A

apoptosis or cell death

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12
Q

concept

A

mental representation so we can group things into categories

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13
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goal derived categories

A

constructed on the spot to meet needs

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14
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definitional approach

A

members of concept share criterial attributes

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15
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conjunctive

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x “and” x

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16
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disjunctive

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x “or” x

17
Q

relational

A

adjective

18
Q

abstraction

A

excluding non-recurring attributes

19
Q

cognitive economy

A

constant attempts to balance our tendency for differentiation and simplification

20
Q

two methods of cognitive economy

A

prototype approach and exemplar approach

21
Q

prototype

A

average representation (quick judgement)

22
Q

exemplar

A

specific representation (for atypical cases)

23
Q

superordinate

A

general categories

24
Q

basic

A

more info than superordinate

25
Q

subordinate

A

specific categories

26
Q

syntax

A

grammatical rules

27
Q

semantics

A

meanings of words and sentences

28
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morphemes

A

smallest unit of meaning

29
Q

phonemes

A

smallest unit of speech

30
Q

transitional probability

A

how likely one word will follow the other

31
Q

phonetic restoration effect

A

filling in missing phoneme

32
Q

ERP N400

A

relates to semantics

33
Q

ERP P600

A

relates to syntax

34
Q

sapir-whorf hypothesis

A

nature of culture’s language determines how we think