Psych 2000 Exam 3 Knapp
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learned emotional reaction to various stimuli
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1 emotional conditioning 2 Cognition
3 Phonemes 4 moro reflex
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Terms in this set (190)
thinking; processes associated with perception,
Cognition knowledge, problem solving, judgement, language,
and memory
, cognitive psych part of psych interested in how ppl think
categories of groupings of linguistic info, images, and
concepts
ideas or memories
we use them to see relations among elements of our
Why are concepts
experiences and to keep info in our mind organized
important?
and accessible
prototype best example or representation if a concept
natural concepts created "naturally" through experiences
artificial concepts defined by a specific set of characteristics
mental construct consisting of a cluster or collection
schema
of related concepts
assumptions about how individuals in certain roles will
role schema
behave
event schema (cognitive set of behaviors that can feel like a routine
script)
communication system using words & systematic rules
language
to organize those words to transmit info
lexicon words of a given language (vocabulary)
Phonemes the basic units of sound in language
morphemes the smallest meaningful units of language
the set of rules by which we derive meaning from
semantics
morphemes and words
syntax way words are organized into sentences
ability to produce an infinite number of meaningful
infinite generativity
sentences using a finite set of words and meaning
behaviorism: infants start out from scratch and
skinner learning is based on conditioning of those around
them
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
learned emotional reaction to various stimuli
Choose an answer
1 emotional conditioning 2 Cognition
3 Phonemes 4 moro reflex
Don't know?
Terms in this set (190)
thinking; processes associated with perception,
Cognition knowledge, problem solving, judgement, language,
and memory
, cognitive psych part of psych interested in how ppl think
categories of groupings of linguistic info, images, and
concepts
ideas or memories
we use them to see relations among elements of our
Why are concepts
experiences and to keep info in our mind organized
important?
and accessible
prototype best example or representation if a concept
natural concepts created "naturally" through experiences
artificial concepts defined by a specific set of characteristics
mental construct consisting of a cluster or collection
schema
of related concepts
assumptions about how individuals in certain roles will
role schema
behave
event schema (cognitive set of behaviors that can feel like a routine
script)
communication system using words & systematic rules
language
to organize those words to transmit info
lexicon words of a given language (vocabulary)
Phonemes the basic units of sound in language
morphemes the smallest meaningful units of language
the set of rules by which we derive meaning from
semantics
morphemes and words
syntax way words are organized into sentences
ability to produce an infinite number of meaningful
infinite generativity
sentences using a finite set of words and meaning
behaviorism: infants start out from scratch and
skinner learning is based on conditioning of those around
them
