Thinking, Language And Intelligence Flashcards
(35 cards)
The communication of information arranged according to the rules of grammar
Language
The quality of language in which words are use as symbols for objects events or ideas
Semanticity
The capacity to combine words into original sentences
Infinite creativity
The quality of language that permits one to communicate information about the subject and events in another time and place
Displacement
The view that language structures the way we view the world
Linguistic relativity hypothesis
crying is a child’s first use language
False
A single word use to express complex meaning
Holophrase
Young children say things like “daddy goed away” and “mommy sitted down” because they do’t understand the rule of grammars
False
The view that Language learning involves an interaction between environmental factors and an inborn tendency to acquire language
Psycholinguistic theory
In the psycholinguistic theory, neural “prewing” that facilitates the child’s learning of grammar
Language acquisition device
A general mental capability that involves the ability to reason, plan, solve and comprehend
Intelligence
A spearman symbol for general intelligence, which he believed underlay more specific abilities
g
Spearman symbol for specific factors, or s factors, which he believed accounted for individual abilities
S
According to thurstone, the basic abilities that make up intelligence examples include word fluency and numerical ability
Primary mental abilities
He constructed the three prolonged or triarchic theory of intelligence that includes analytical, creative and practical
Robert sternberg
The abilities to solve problems, compare and contrast, judge, evaluate and criticize
Analytical intelligence
The abilities to invent, discover, suppose or theorize
Creative intelligence
The abilities to adapt to the demands of ones environment and apply knowledge in practical situations
Practical intelligence
It is true that street smarts are a sign of intelligence - at least according to the views of Greek philosopher Aristotle and psychologist Robert sternberg
T
The ability to generate novel and useful solutions to problems
Creativity
Thought process that narrows in on the single best solution to a problem
Convergent thinking
Thought process that attempts to generate multiple solutions to problems
Divergent thinking
Creative people are intelligent
T
The accumulated months of credit that a person earn on the Stanford Binet intelligence scale
Mental age
