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| Class: | PSY 1013 - Gen Psychology |
| Subject: | Psychology |
| University: | Mississippi State University |
| Term: | Fall 2011 |
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Cognition
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Thinking, language, and intelligence are studied under this topic |
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Where are thinking processes distributed?
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Throughout the brain but especially the frontal lobe |
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Mental Image
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Mental representation of a previously stored sensory experience |
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Concept
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Mental representation of a group or category that shares similar characteristics |
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Mental Set
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Persistence in using strategies that have worked in the past |
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Functional Fixedness
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Thinking of an object |
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Confirmation Bias
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Perferring information that confirms preexisting positions or beliefs, while ignoring contradictory evidence |
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Availability Heuristic
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Judging the likelihood of an even based on how readily available other instances are in memory |
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Representative Heuristic
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Estimating the probability of something based on how well the circumstances match(or represent) a previous prototype |
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Language
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Form of communication using sounds of symbols combined according to specified rules |
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Whorf's linguistic relativity hypothesis
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Language determines thought |
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Prelinguistic Stage
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Crying, cooing, and babbling |
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Linguistic Stage
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Single utterances, telegraphic speech, & learning the rules of grammar |
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Nature Perspective
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Language is an inborn capacity that develops primarily by maturation |
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Nuture Perspective
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Language develops from a complex system of rewards, punishments, & imitation |
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American Sign Language
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Some of the most successful nonhuman animal language studies have used this |
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Intelligence
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Global capacity to think rationally, act purposefully, & deal effectively with the environment |
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Stanford-Binet & Wechsler
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Most widely used individual intelligence tests |
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Standardization
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Establishes norms & uniform procedures for giving & scoring tests |
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Reliability
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Measure of the consistency & stability of test scores when test is readministered |
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Validity
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Ability of a test to measure what it was designed to measure |
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Mental Retardation
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Signigicantly below average in intellectual & adaptive functioning |
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Mental Giftedness
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Being in the top one or two percent |
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Savant Syndrome
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Individuals who generally score very low on IQ tests, but demonstrate exceptional skills or brilliance in specific areas |
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All mental activity results from what?
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Neural activity in the brain |
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Genetic or Environmental influences:
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Hereditary and environment are important inseparable factors in intellectual development |
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| Cognition | Thinking, language, and intelligence are studied under this topic | |
| Where are thinking processes distributed? | Throughout the brain but especially the frontal lobe | |
| Mental Image | Mental representation of a previously stored sensory experience | |
| Concept | Mental representation of a group or category that shares similar characteristics | |
| Mental Set | Persistence in using strategies that have worked in the past | |
| Functional Fixedness | Thinking of an object | |
| Confirmation Bias | Perferring information that confirms preexisting positions or beliefs, while ignoring contradictory evidence | |
| Availability Heuristic | Judging the likelihood of an even based on how readily available other instances are in memory | |
| Representative Heuristic | Estimating the probability of something based on how well the circumstances match(or represent) a previous prototype | |
| Language | Form of communication using sounds of symbols combined according to specified rules | |
| Whorf's linguistic relativity hypothesis | Language determines thought | |
| Prelinguistic Stage | Crying, cooing, and babbling | |
| Linguistic Stage | Single utterances, telegraphic speech, & learning the rules of grammar | |
| Nature Perspective | Language is an inborn capacity that develops primarily by maturation | |
| Nuture Perspective | Language develops from a complex system of rewards, punishments, & imitation | |
| American Sign Language | Some of the most successful nonhuman animal language studies have used this | |
| Intelligence | Global capacity to think rationally, act purposefully, & deal effectively with the environment | |
| Stanford-Binet & Wechsler | Most widely used individual intelligence tests | |
| Standardization | Establishes norms & uniform procedures for giving & scoring tests | |
| Reliability | Measure of the consistency & stability of test scores when test is readministered | |
| Validity | Ability of a test to measure what it was designed to measure | |
| Mental Retardation | Signigicantly below average in intellectual & adaptive functioning | |
| Mental Giftedness | Being in the top one or two percent | |
| Savant Syndrome | Individuals who generally score very low on IQ tests, but demonstrate exceptional skills or brilliance in specific areas | |
| All mental activity results from what? | Neural activity in the brain | |
| Genetic or Environmental influences: | Hereditary and environment are important inseparable factors in intellectual development |
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