UC BERKELEY COGSCI 1 MIDTERM 1 ACTUAL 2026
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short term memory is located in the cerebral cortex, long term memory is
scattered throughout the brain
Choose an answer
1 where is memory located? 2 What is Cognitive Science?
the majority of our thoughts are in
3 Phineas Gage (Case Study) 4
________
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (78)
What is Cognitive Science? interdisciplinary study of the mind
Levels of Cog Sci Cognition and Language (Philosophy, anthropology,
linguistics), Computation and connectionism
(computer science, psychology), computational
neurobiology (computational neuroscience,
neuroscience, neurobiology), biology
CRUM computational, representational, understanding of
the mind. the idea that thinking can best be
understood in terms of representation, structures in
the mind and computational procedures that
operate on those structures.
What materials/mental concepts, propositions (declarative knowledge),
representations make up our mind? rules (procedural knowledge), analogies (reasoning,
problem solving, decision making), images (visual
imagery).
the majority of our thoughts are in words
________
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
short term memory is located in the cerebral cortex, long term memory is
scattered throughout the brain
Choose an answer
1 where is memory located? 2 What is Cognitive Science?
the majority of our thoughts are in
3 Phineas Gage (Case Study) 4
________
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (78)
What is Cognitive Science? interdisciplinary study of the mind
Levels of Cog Sci Cognition and Language (Philosophy, anthropology,
linguistics), Computation and connectionism
(computer science, psychology), computational
neurobiology (computational neuroscience,
neuroscience, neurobiology), biology
CRUM computational, representational, understanding of
the mind. the idea that thinking can best be
understood in terms of representation, structures in
the mind and computational procedures that
operate on those structures.
What materials/mental concepts, propositions (declarative knowledge),
representations make up our mind? rules (procedural knowledge), analogies (reasoning,
problem solving, decision making), images (visual
imagery).
the majority of our thoughts are in words
________
