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Cognition
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•All mental activities associated with
thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating
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_________ deals with mental groupings of objects, events, ideas, and people.
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Concepts - Cognition
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Concepts form by developing _________
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Prototypes
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By using trial and error, algorithms, and heuristics we _____ problems
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Solve
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Some problem-solving problems are confirmation bias, fixation, problems with heuristics, belief perserverance phenomenon, inituition, and influence
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True
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•The ability to learn from experience,
solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations
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Intelligence
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•For ________, you need some intelligence,
expertise, imaginative thinking skills, a venturesome personality, intrinsic
motivation, and a creative environment
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Creativity
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________ is the ability to perceive emotions,
understand emotions, manage emotions, and use emotions
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Emotional intelligence
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•IQ= _________/____________ x 100
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Mental age / chronological age x 100
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What is the average IQ?
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100
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Is intelligence inherited?
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Yes, but environment also impacts your intelligence greatly.
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Without noticing/conscious effort we _________ information about space, time, frequency, and well-learned material.
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Automatically process.
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This guy created novel verbal material for learning experiments by making a list of all possible nonsense syllables by sandwiching one vowel between two consonants.
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Ebbinghaus
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The amount remembered depends on the :
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Time spent learning
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For ________ verbal information, practice ------effortful processing does indeed make processing.
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Novel
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