Ch 4 Cognition, Consciousness, Language Flashcards

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Information processing model

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states that we are like a computer how we encode information, store info and retrieve info.

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Piagets stages of cognitive developement

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sensorimotor
preoperational
concrete operational
formal operational

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Sensorimotor stage

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meet physical needs

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preoperational stage

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symbolic thinking

egocentric

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concrete operational stage

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focuses on understanding feelings of others. manipulate physical objects

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formal operational stage

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abstract thought

problem solving

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crystallized intelligence

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use of learned skills and knowledge

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Fluid intelligence

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problem solving skills

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First step of problem solving

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frame the problem

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Deductive reasoning is ____ ____

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top down

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Deductive reasoning answers must be _____

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true

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Inductive reasoning is _____ _____

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bottom up

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inductive reasoning is to create a

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theory by generalizations
can be false

ex: we won three football games in a row… this makes us a good football team

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deductive reasoning starts from

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general rules and draws a conclusion
Must be true

ex: seduko,
“if the man has a gun, is aiming it at people and shooting… he IS trying to harm them”

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base rate fallacy

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using prototypical or stereotypical factors while ignoring facts.

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Disconfirmation principle

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evidence shows solution failed and should be discarded

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confirmation bias

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won’t eliminate answer based on personal beliefs

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recognition-primed decision model

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choosing a solution based on experiences of patterns

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IQ =

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mental age / chronological age X 100

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states of consciousness

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alertness
sleep
dream
altered

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What two parts of the brain help keep us alert?

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reticular formation

pre-frontal cortex

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When hormone is high when we are alert?

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What parts of the brain have a disruption during a coma?

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prefrontal cortex

reticular formation

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Beta waves during sleep mean….

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Alpha waves during sleep mean....
relaxing
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Theta waves during sleep mean....
your in stage 1 sleep. | slow freq
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Where are the sleep spindles and K complexes found?
Stage two sleep
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Stages 3 and 4 of sleep are the _____ and have ____ waves
Slow-wave sleep SWS | delta
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REM sleep is also called ________ sleep because ....
paradoxical | ones appears to be awake but the muscles are paralyzed
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Mnemonic for brain wave and sleep.
BAT-D | Bat's sleep during the day.
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Increased GABA will cause your body to
relax
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Amphetamines caused increased arousal by increasing release of .... and .....
dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin | decrease reuptake
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Cocaine decreases reuptake of ....
dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin
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Opiates are
naturally occurring pain killers
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opioids are ....
semi synthetic pain killers
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cocktail party phenomenon
selective attention
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Nativist theory of language LAD Critical period
believe in innate ability to communicate LAD language acquisition device = innate ability Critical period is 2 yr. to puberty
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Language behaviorist theory
Behaviors of proper speech are reinforced
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social interactionist language theory
desire to communicate with others.
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Whorfian hypothesis - AKA and definition
linguistic relativity hypothesis | Our perception of reality is influenced by language
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Broca's area
L. hemisphere front cortex. Speech production
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Wernicke's Area
Temporal lobe. Language comprehension
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Broca's and Wernickes area connected by ....
arcuate fasciculus
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Aphasia
deficit of language
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Semantic words
meaning of words
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syntax language
rules dictating word order
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syntax language
rules dictating word order
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pragmatics
changing of language due to context