chapter 7 EXAM 3 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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define cognition

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process where we acquire and use knowledge

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define language

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types of communication/flexible/ uses sounds, rules , gestures to convey information

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3
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Phonology means?

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sounds

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phoneme is the basic unit of?
(____ letters)

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sounds , 26 letters

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Morpheme

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minimal unit of meaning/sounds (prefixes and suffixes)

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6
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Define Grammer

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system of rules that enables human to communicate with one another

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Define semantics

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content of a language

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Define syntax

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how we order information/words into sentences

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9
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linguistic determinism theory is ?

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thought an experience are determined by language

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10
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Define Broca’s area

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an area in left frontal lobe involved in language production (more understandable/ tip of the tongue phenomenon)

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Define Wernicke’s area

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an area in left hemisphere involved in language production

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Define aphasia

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damage to Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area causing a loss or impairment of language processing

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13
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Define images

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mental representation of mental experience

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14
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Define concepts

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mental grouping for classifying objects, people, or experiences

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Define heuristics

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mental shortcuts that simply decision making or problem solving

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heuristics help people make _____ quickly _____ needing to ______ all available _____

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judgement , without, analyze, information

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17
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heuristics can be useful but they can also lead to

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errors in thinking

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18
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Define belief perseverance

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where people cling to their beliefs even when they are confronted with evidence that says other wise

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convergent thinking?

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an appraoch to problem solving/ finding a single best solution for a problem (1)

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divergent thinking?

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also an approach to problem solving but this generates many possible solutions

21
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information retrieval

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recalling information from our memory

22
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algorithms

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step by step produce or rules that guarantee a solution to a problem (cake recipe)

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trail and error

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different solutions to a problem until the right one is found

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Alfred Brinet measured intelligence with the ______-_______ scale this test was based on?

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binet-simon scale , mental age

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Alfred Brinet main concern was?
limitations
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How did Lewis Terman measured intelligence?
standard bendy test and IQ scores
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David Wechsler measurment of intelligence
still used, new scoring system based on the normal distribution
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Chalres spearmen believed?
humans have one intelligence (heart)
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Charles Spearmen = ______ and _______ _______
statstics and factor analysis
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g = _______ ________
general intelligence
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chalres spearman is known for the concept of?
g
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define split half reliability
method of determining reliability by dividing the test into 2 parts and checking the score for agreement for both parts
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correlation coefficients
statistical measure degree of association between 2 variables
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content validity
several questions measuring the skills or knowledge of something specific
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criterion related validity
creating a new measure of test scores and independent measure of what the test is support to measure
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achievement tests focus on?
current knowledge and skills
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aptitude tests focuses on?
future learning and preformance
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intelligence tests were created in ____ by a guy named ___ _____(they were from _____)
1905, Alfred Binet, France
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why were intelligence tests made?
was the measure a child's mental abilities and compare it to other kids of the same age
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Define heredity
bigger brains are smarter than smaller brains and it runs in the DNA
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environment = different ______ _____
genetic qualities
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define creativity
the ability to produce novel and socially value ideas or objects
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the Torrance test explains
what happens in pictures, what happened during the making of it, and what will happen afterwards