Unit 2 Flashcards

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Gestalt psychology

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Focuses how how the human brain perceived things

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2
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Similarity

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Grouping similar things together

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Closure

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Filling in the blanks ( solving a problem or having resolution)

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Proximity

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The way relationships are formed between two things that are close to each other

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Figure ground

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Looking at the white picture on a black backround rather than the black

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Shape consistency

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Something looking the same from every angle

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Color consistency

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When something looks the same color in every lighting

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Size consistency

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Knowing something isn’t as small as it looks from far away

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Size consistency

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Looking at something from far away but knowing it’s not as small as it appears

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Metacognition

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Thinking/understanding your own thinking process

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Prototype

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The general example that you think of when something is mentioned

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12
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Functional fixedness

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Using something one for what it’s intended for

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13
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Divergent thinking

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Generates more than one solution

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14
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Heuristics

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Mental shortcut or rule to thumb people use

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Availability heuristics

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Immediate example that comes through persons mind when evaluating a topic or specific Method

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16
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Equation to find IQ

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(10/8) x 1.25 x100= 125

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Why do they measure intelligence

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So they could identify people with learning disabilities

18
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What does IQ out of 100 mean?

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The average IQ

19
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Example of achievement test

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Taking a unit test

20
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What is an aptitude test

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Taking an SAT (test on everything you’ve learned)

21
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How do you check a tests vitality

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Compare it with other tests

22
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how do you check if a test is reliable?

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Take the same test before and after you learn the unit

23
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Long term potation

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Getting easier over time

24
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Order of the stages of memory

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Encoding, storage, and retrieval

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Episodic memory
Remembering small details of an event
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Procedural memory
Doing an order of steps without thinking about each step
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Serial position effect
More likely to remember things at the beginning, or the end of a sequence
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Anterograde amnesia
The inability to form new memories
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Retrograde amnesia
The loss of memories that were formed before the onset of amnesia
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Statistical significance
When two or more variables is caused by Something other than chance
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What does it mean if a student gets a 68 on a test
They are better than 68% of people
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How is IQ inherited
Twin studies show they’re IQ is very similar
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How is IQ environmental
Twins who were raised seperently, they’re IQ scores are not similar
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Multi store model
Three models, each separates control processes accompanies each mode
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Levels of processing
Making something easier to remember. Levels are enshallow intermediate and deep