Unit 7 "Memory 2" [Cognitive Process] Flashcards

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1
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What are the 2 kinds of thinking?

A

Convergent and Divergent

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2
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A type of thinking where you only think of “One” Solution

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Convergent

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3
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A type of thinking where you only think of “Many” Solution

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Divergent

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4
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A formula that goes through all of the positive solutions

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Algorithm

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5
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the sudden realization of a problem’s solution, “Aha moment”

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Insight

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6
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the “mental shortcut”

And explain why we use this?

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Heuristic

- in order to make things easy and organized in our brain

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7
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This is when we tend to only look for evidence that supports our belief and ignore the contradictory evidence

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Confirmation BIas

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8
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When we only see one thing with one use. (norm)

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Fixation (functional fixedness)

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9
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it’s when you continue new things, even if they don’t work anymore

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Mental Set

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10
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“automatic feeling/ thoughts” as contrasted w/ conscious reasoning.

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Intuition

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11
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What are the 2 types of Heuristics?

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Availability Heuristics

Representativeness heuristics

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12
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when people make a judgment just because it’s recently available in their mind.
Provide example

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Availability heuristics

Not riding a bike since there was an accident last time regarding riding the bike.

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13
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When people make a judgment based on a prototype that exists in the mind already(schema)
provide example

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Representativeness heuristics

A guy wearing a tuxedo and carrying a briefcase= he must be a lawyer

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14
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The belief that the odds will occur given the previous series of events.
Provide example

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Gambler’s Fallacy

Ex. thinking it’s gonna be green since the blue one kept occurring for the last games

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15
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When people are “super” biased on their beliefs

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Overconfidence

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16
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When people maintain their beliefs/opinions even in the face of contradicting evidence.

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Belief Perseverance

17
Q

The way we phrase sentences is called____

How does this affect us

A

Framing, the way u frame things will have a huge impact whether it’s believable/ comfortable to your audience

18
Q

____ is a spoken, written way of how we communicate.

And _____ is its rule

A

language

grammar

19
Q

Explain Critical Period

A

A time where a species needs to learn a specific behavior/abilities

20
Q

What’s the smallest unit of sound in a language?

A

Phoneme

21
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What’s the smallest unit of sound w/ “meaning”?

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Morpheme

22
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This is when you’re consciously being aware of your own language

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Metalinguistic awareness

23
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when the language determines/controls our thought, and who researched it?

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Linguistic Determinism

Whorf

24
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when language influences your thinking

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Linguistic influence