Thinking Flashcards

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functional fixedness

A

people develop closed minds about the functions of certain objects

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2
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deductive reasoning

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leads to specific conclusion that must follow from given info

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3
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inductive reasoning

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leads to general rules that are inferred from specifics

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4
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atmosphere effect

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when a conclusion is influenced by the way info is phrased

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5
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semantic effect

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believing in conclusions because of what you think to be correct rather than what logically follows from info

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6
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Elizabeth Loftus and Allan Collins

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hierarchical semantic networks grouping related items. closer related items can be linked faster

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7
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bottom-up processing

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recognizing an item from details

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8
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top-down processing

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guided by larger concepts

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9
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James-Lange Theory of Emotion

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bodily responses -> emotion

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10
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Cannon-Bard Theory of Emotion

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emotions and bodily reactions occur simultaneously

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11
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Schachter & Singer Theory of Emotion

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cognitive:

bodily responses -> cognition -> emotion

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