Unit 6 Flashcards

1
Q

basic level advantage

A

short exposure identification leads most to identify things to the same basic level (example of the cat image shown in class)

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2
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category structure type I

A

one dimension applied to all of them, no matter shape or size

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3
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category structure type VI

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no pattern

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4
Q

category structures listed easiest to hardest to learn

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I < II < [III, IV, V] < VI

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5
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conceptual combination

A

combine known concepts to understand new things

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6
Q

concepts as exemplars

A

memory trace

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7
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concepts as prototypes

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average

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8
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concepts as rules

A

definitions

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9
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hierarchical concepts

A

concepts arranged in a hierarchy

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10
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level above basic level

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superordinate (general)

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11
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level below basic level

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subordinate (specific)

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12
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type of conceptualization that doesn’t work with conceptual combination

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exemplars because how can you make a new concept without a memory trace of it?

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