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Defenition of cognition

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mental activities associated with knowing, thinking, remembering, and communicating information

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Defenition of concepts

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Mental groupings of similar objects ideas or people

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Why do we create concepts

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Make prototypes, simplify thinking, and generalize information

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Strategies to facilitate thinking

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Trial and error, algorithms, guarantee an outcome, heuristics, insight

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what are heuristics

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simpler and more flexible ways of thinking.

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How are algorithms and heuristics different

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algorithms have to be followed step by step while heuristics are more of ways to think of something

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What happens when we get an insight

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Frontol lobe activates folllowed by the right temporal lobe

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Examples of errors in judgements

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confirmation bias, mental set, intuition, available heuristics, overconfidence, framing, belief perserverance

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What kind of thinking can animals do

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tool usage, sorting, and cognitive thinking

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10
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When does babbling start and end

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starts around 4 months and ends around 10 months

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when do babies start to say words

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12 months. They can say one word at a time

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12
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When is the two word stage

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24 months. Children can put together two word phrases

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13
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Sentence explosion

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2+ years. Children talk all the time

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14
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When is the critical learning period

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7 years

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Traits of more creative people

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more aptitudes/motivation, independant, intense interest in a problem, need for stimulating interaction, preferance for complexity

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16
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How much of IQ is genetic

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50% genetic

17
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What is aphasia

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Language impairment due to brain damage

18
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types of aphasia

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Broca’s area, Wernicke’s area, and Arcuate fasciculus(Conduction)

19
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Broca’s area

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Loss of the produciton of language

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Wernicke’s area

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Loss of meaning of words. No longer a consistancy in words. Also called fluid aphasia

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arcuate fascilulus

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loss of both meaning and production of language

22
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Definition of intelligence

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mental capacity to acquire knowledge, reason, and solve problems effectivly

23
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How do you find someones IQ

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Mental age/chronological age multiplied by 100

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What is a problem with finding IQ

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does not change much with chronological age

25
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What is an average IQ

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100

26
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What is classified as an intellectual disability

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lowest 2% and highest 2%