370 Final Complete Q&A Solutions for Assignment 2
Which of these anatomical parts is not involved in the production of speech? - ✔✔None of the above
Question: What is an effect that shows how we don't only rely on the stimuli we receive, but also take
into account the context? - ✔✔Phonemic Restoration Effect
Question: True or false, the Rules of Syntax rely only on meaning and prove that a statement without
meaning is not a sentence. - ✔✔False
What is Prosody - ✔✔It reveals the mood of a speaker by focusing on tone, rhythm, and stress
Why is sentence parsing important for understanding speech? - ✔✔It separates the sentences into
smaller categories using our knowledge of syntax and semantics to make the words easier to comprehend
Why are animals unable to form complex sentence structure? - ✔✔Their processes do not produce
complex language generativity
How do "pragmatics" allow us to understand other people? - ✔✔Provides us with context from previous
assumptions about how language
Children learn language even if their communication with adults is strictly limited. - ✔✔true
The ability to draw on past experiences when solving a current problem is - ✔✔Past Experience
Which is the best definition of "Divergent Thinking"? - ✔✔The ability to move one's thoughts in novel,
unanticipated directions
Which example would best show that a test is reliable? - ✔✔A participant gets the same score on an
intelligence test after taking the test multiple times.
, According to Spearman and results from his factor analysis, generalized intelligence indicates that an
individual's scores for each subtest are - ✔✔Their score from one subject correlates with how they will
score in a different subject
According to Spearman and results from his factor analysis, generalized intelligence indicates that an
individual's scores for each subtest are - ✔✔Their score from one subject correlates with how they will
score in a different subject
Crystallized intelligence can be influenced by environmental factors - ✔✔false
Which is an example of intelligence that is not tested in a typical IQ test? - ✔✔Divergent Thinking
Genetic and environmental factors both contribute to a person's intelligence - ✔✔true
Describe what the cognitive unconscious is, and how it can influence reasoning. - ✔✔The broad set of
mental activities that you're not aware of but that make possible your ordinary interactions with the
world
Describe what amnesia and blind sight suggest about the cognitive unconscious. - ✔✔We all share the
same collective unconscious
Describe the neuronal workspace - ✔✔Processing in the brain that is carried out by separated and
specialized modules
The Executive Control is used to choose task priorities, set goals, and avoid conflict among competing
habits or responses. With these in mind, how can it be linked to the neuronal workspace? - ✔✔The
Executive Control can be linked and provides an insight into what it happening in the other modules of
the brain, therefore linking the modules together.
Qualia refers to: - ✔✔subjective experiences that make up phenomenal consciousness
Which of these anatomical parts is not involved in the production of speech? - ✔✔None of the above
Question: What is an effect that shows how we don't only rely on the stimuli we receive, but also take
into account the context? - ✔✔Phonemic Restoration Effect
Question: True or false, the Rules of Syntax rely only on meaning and prove that a statement without
meaning is not a sentence. - ✔✔False
What is Prosody - ✔✔It reveals the mood of a speaker by focusing on tone, rhythm, and stress
Why is sentence parsing important for understanding speech? - ✔✔It separates the sentences into
smaller categories using our knowledge of syntax and semantics to make the words easier to comprehend
Why are animals unable to form complex sentence structure? - ✔✔Their processes do not produce
complex language generativity
How do "pragmatics" allow us to understand other people? - ✔✔Provides us with context from previous
assumptions about how language
Children learn language even if their communication with adults is strictly limited. - ✔✔true
The ability to draw on past experiences when solving a current problem is - ✔✔Past Experience
Which is the best definition of "Divergent Thinking"? - ✔✔The ability to move one's thoughts in novel,
unanticipated directions
Which example would best show that a test is reliable? - ✔✔A participant gets the same score on an
intelligence test after taking the test multiple times.
, According to Spearman and results from his factor analysis, generalized intelligence indicates that an
individual's scores for each subtest are - ✔✔Their score from one subject correlates with how they will
score in a different subject
According to Spearman and results from his factor analysis, generalized intelligence indicates that an
individual's scores for each subtest are - ✔✔Their score from one subject correlates with how they will
score in a different subject
Crystallized intelligence can be influenced by environmental factors - ✔✔false
Which is an example of intelligence that is not tested in a typical IQ test? - ✔✔Divergent Thinking
Genetic and environmental factors both contribute to a person's intelligence - ✔✔true
Describe what the cognitive unconscious is, and how it can influence reasoning. - ✔✔The broad set of
mental activities that you're not aware of but that make possible your ordinary interactions with the
world
Describe what amnesia and blind sight suggest about the cognitive unconscious. - ✔✔We all share the
same collective unconscious
Describe the neuronal workspace - ✔✔Processing in the brain that is carried out by separated and
specialized modules
The Executive Control is used to choose task priorities, set goals, and avoid conflict among competing
habits or responses. With these in mind, how can it be linked to the neuronal workspace? - ✔✔The
Executive Control can be linked and provides an insight into what it happening in the other modules of
the brain, therefore linking the modules together.
Qualia refers to: - ✔✔subjective experiences that make up phenomenal consciousness
