Psychology Exam 3 Knapp
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old information hinders
the recall of newly learned information. kept using my old zip code when
filling out forms after I moved
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1 2 Language
Suggestionsgnition
3 proactive interference 4 Spermarche
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Terms in this set (197)
,coImportAdd diagram thinking, including perception, learning, problem
Suggestionsgnition solving, judgment, and memory
field of psychology dedicated to study every aspect
Cognitive psychology
of how people think
categories or groupings of linguistic information,
Concepts
images, ideas, or memories, such as life experiences
prototype best representation of a concept
they are big ideas that are generated by observing
Why are concepts
details and categorizing and combining details into
important?
cognitive structures.
mental groupings that are created "naturally" through
natural concepts
your experiences
Example of Natural knowing what a rainbow looks like bc you've seen one
concept
a concept that is defined by a specific set of
Artificial concepts
characteristics
Example of Artificial Being able to recognize shapes like a circle in a
Concept rombus
mental construct consisting of a cluster or collection
Schema
of related concepts. Broader concepts
set of expectations that define the behaviors of a
person occupying a particular role. Judging how
Role schema
someone will act based on what wrong they are in.
Ex) someone in a biker jacket
Event Schema/Cognitive set of behaviors that are performed the same way
script each time. What we expect to happen at a restaurant
Communication system that involves using words to
Language
transmit information from one individual to another
lexicon the words of a given language
, set of rules that are used to convey meaning through
grammar
the use of a lexicon
phonemes Basic sound unit of a given language. Ex) A, E, I, O, U
process by which we derive meaning from
Semantics
morphemes and words
smallest unit of language that conveys some type of
Morphemes
meaning
the manner in which words are organized into
Syntax
sentences
language is learned through reinforcement. Parents
what did Skinner say about
love it when babies talk for the first time. They praise
language Acquisition?
them
what comes first cooing or cooing
babbling?
Tasks that require you to analytical
compare, contrast, or
evaluate are using what
intelligence component of
the triarchic theory of
intelligence
tendency to apply a word to objects that are
overextension inappropriate for the word's meaning. a baby calling
every man dad
the tendency to apply a word too narrowly; it occurs
underextension when children fail to use a word to name a relevant
event or object. only thinking your cat is a cat
extension of a rule that exists in a given language to
Over-Genralization
an exception of a rule
problem-solving method for solving problems
strategies
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
old information hinders
the recall of newly learned information. kept using my old zip code when
filling out forms after I moved
Choose an answer
coImportAdd diagram
1 2 Language
Suggestionsgnition
3 proactive interference 4 Spermarche
Don't know?
Terms in this set (197)
,coImportAdd diagram thinking, including perception, learning, problem
Suggestionsgnition solving, judgment, and memory
field of psychology dedicated to study every aspect
Cognitive psychology
of how people think
categories or groupings of linguistic information,
Concepts
images, ideas, or memories, such as life experiences
prototype best representation of a concept
they are big ideas that are generated by observing
Why are concepts
details and categorizing and combining details into
important?
cognitive structures.
mental groupings that are created "naturally" through
natural concepts
your experiences
Example of Natural knowing what a rainbow looks like bc you've seen one
concept
a concept that is defined by a specific set of
Artificial concepts
characteristics
Example of Artificial Being able to recognize shapes like a circle in a
Concept rombus
mental construct consisting of a cluster or collection
Schema
of related concepts. Broader concepts
set of expectations that define the behaviors of a
person occupying a particular role. Judging how
Role schema
someone will act based on what wrong they are in.
Ex) someone in a biker jacket
Event Schema/Cognitive set of behaviors that are performed the same way
script each time. What we expect to happen at a restaurant
Communication system that involves using words to
Language
transmit information from one individual to another
lexicon the words of a given language
, set of rules that are used to convey meaning through
grammar
the use of a lexicon
phonemes Basic sound unit of a given language. Ex) A, E, I, O, U
process by which we derive meaning from
Semantics
morphemes and words
smallest unit of language that conveys some type of
Morphemes
meaning
the manner in which words are organized into
Syntax
sentences
language is learned through reinforcement. Parents
what did Skinner say about
love it when babies talk for the first time. They praise
language Acquisition?
them
what comes first cooing or cooing
babbling?
Tasks that require you to analytical
compare, contrast, or
evaluate are using what
intelligence component of
the triarchic theory of
intelligence
tendency to apply a word to objects that are
overextension inappropriate for the word's meaning. a baby calling
every man dad
the tendency to apply a word too narrowly; it occurs
underextension when children fail to use a word to name a relevant
event or object. only thinking your cat is a cat
extension of a rule that exists in a given language to
Over-Genralization
an exception of a rule
problem-solving method for solving problems
strategies
