Chapter 8

3 types of reasoning include

who were the researchers in the Blackatown bees research study

• Elementary students

• Middle schoolers

• High schoolers

• College students and professors

What is object oriented play

Analogical reasoning is

• Reasoning about cause-and-effect relationships.

• A type of reasoning that involves the systematic testing of theoretical aspects of cognition

• Reasoning that involves using something one already knows to help reason about something not known yet

• A type of reasoning that involves the generation of hypotheses and the systematic testing of those hypotheses

Scientific Reasoning

• Reasoning about cause-and-effect relationships.

• A type of reasoning that involves the systematic testing of theoretical aspects of cognition

• Reasoning that involves using something one already knows to help reason about something not known yet

• A type of reasoning that involves the generation of hypotheses and the systematic testing of those hypotheses

Causal Reasoning is

• Reasoning about cause-and-effect relationships

• A type of reasoning that involves the systematic testing of theoretical aspects of cognition

• Reasoning that involves using something one already knows to help reason about something not known yet

• A type of reasoning that involves the generation of hypotheses and the systematic testing of those hypotheses.

Goal directed behavior is

• problem solving, seen first in the latter part of the first year.

• problem solving, seen first in the beginning part of the first year.

• problem solving, seen first in the middle part of the first year.

• problem solving, seen first in the before the first year.

spatial orientation is _____ while spile visualization is ______

• An aspect of spatial cognition that involves the mental manipulations of visual stimuli, such as performing mental rotation or solving embedded-figures problems. ,placement of objects in space with themselves as the reference point

• The type of cognition that involves processing visual information in terms of spatial relationships, An aspect of spatial cognition that involves the mental manipulations of visual stimuli,

• placement of objects in space with themselves as the reference point, An aspect of spatial cognition that involves the mental manipulations of visual stimuli, such as performing mental rotation or solving embedded-figures problems.

• How people understand the placement of objects in space with themselves as the reference point, involves processing visual information in terms of spatial relationships

Blackatown bees research was studying

• Bees ability to fly

• Bees spatial cognition

• Nothing, its not an empirical study

• How well bees were able to figure out patterns in a game

Episodic future thinking and episodic memory are different because

• Episodic memory is futuristic memory while episodic future thinking is the pre-existence of events to come

• episodic future thinking is the pre-existence of events, while episodic memory is episodic memory long term memory of events/episodes

• episodic future thinking is the pre-existence of events to come while Episodic memory is futuristic memory

• episodic memory is the pre-existence of events while episodic future thinking is long term memory of events/episodes