Assumptions about how individuals in certain roles will behave

Role schema is a type of computer programming language.

Role schema is a type of musical notation.

Role schema is a type of geological formation.

What is event schema?

Set of behaviors for a given event

An event schema is a musical instrument.

An event schema is a type of computer virus.

An event schema is a random collection of data.

What is language in congnitive psychology?

Communication system that uses words and rules to organize ideas and transmit information

Language in cognitive psychology is the ability to taste different flavors.

Language in cognitive psychology is the study of ancient civilizations.

Language in cognitive psychology is the process of building physical structures.

What is a lexicon in cognitive psychology?

A lexicon in cognitive psychology is a type of computer software.

A lexicon in cognitive psychology is a type of food.

A lexicon in cognitive psychology is a type of musical instrument.

What is grammar in a language?

Set of rules used to convey meaning through the use of lexicon

What is a language acquisition device?

Human language coded in genes (Noam Chomsky)

A language acquisition device is a physical device used to learn languages.

A language acquisition device is a tool used for translating languages.

A language acquisition device is a software program designed to teach languages.

What is a phoneme in a language?

A phoneme in a language is a type of punctuation mark.

A phoneme in a language is a type of musical note.

A phoneme in a language is a type of verb tense.

What is a morpheme in a language?

Smallest unit of language that conveys some type of meaning

The largest unit of meaning in a language

A punctuation mark in a sentence

What are semantics in a language?

Semantics in a language refer to the weather patterns of a region.

Semantics in a language refer to the font size used in writing.

Semantics in a language refer to the musical notes used in a song.

What is syntax in a language?

Way words are organized into sentences

Syntax in a language refers to the color scheme used in the code.

Syntax in a language is the same as semantics.

Syntax in a language is not important for writing code.

What are the 5 universal stages of language acquision?

cooing, babbling, one-word utterances, two-word utterances, basic adult structure

Reproducing a single letter sound

Cooing is the sound made by birds chirping.

Cooing is the act of crying loudly and continuously.

Cooing is the loud, harsh, and abrupt vocal sounds made by babies.

Combining phonemes into meaningful units

Babbling is a form of dance originating in South America

Babbling refers to the act of solving complex mathematical equations

Babbling is the process of writing in cursive

What are one-word utterances?

Sentences with punctuation marks.

Multiple words conveying incomplete thoughts.

What is basic adult structure in language?

Combine one and two word utterances into complete sentences

What is overgeneralization in language?

Extension of a language rule to an exception of the rule

Drawing conclusions based on all available evidence

Avoiding drawing any conclusions

Making specific conclusions based on extensive evidence

What is linguistic determinism?

Language influences the way that we think

Linguistic determinism suggests that language is only relevant in formal settings.

Linguistic determinism refers to the idea that language only influences written communication.

Linguistic determinism is the belief that language has no impact on thought processes.

What is problem in psychology?

Obstacle or gap between a present state and a goal

The problem in psychology is a gardening technique

The problem in psychology is a cooking recipe

The problem in psychology is a math equation

What is a problem-solving strategy?

A problem-solving strategy is a plan or method used to find a solution to a problem or reach a goal.

A problem-solving strategy is making the problem more complicated

A problem-solving strategy is ignoring the problem

A problem-solving strategy is a random guess

What is the definition of trial-and-error?

Continue trying different solutions until problem is solved

A technique that requires following a set of predetermined steps

A process that relies on intuition alone

A method that involves guessing randomly

What is an algorithm in problem solving?

Step-by-step problem-solving formula

What is a heuristic in problem solving?

General problem-solving framework

A heuristic is a specific algorithm that guarantees a solution to a problem.

A heuristic is a random guess without any basis in problem solving.

A heuristic is a step-by-step logical process used in problem solving.

What is working backwards in problem-solving?

Begin solving problem by focusing on end result

Starting with the final step and working backward

Randomly selecting a solution without a clear goal

Ignoring the desired outcome and focusing on the process

What is functional fixedness?

Inability to perceive anobject being used for something other than what it was designed for

Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias that enhances creativity by allowing a person to see multiple uses for an object.

Functional fixedness is a term used in physics to describe the fixed position of an object in space.

Functional fixedness is a psychological phenomenon that only affects children.

What is anchoring bias?

Tendency to focus on one piece of information when making a decision or solving a problem

Anchoring bias is a psychological term for the fear of open spaces

Anchoring bias is a term used in sailing to describe a specific knot

Anchoring bias is a type of fishing technique

What is confirmation bias?

Tendency to focus on information that confirms your existing beliefs

The tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information that is always accurate.

The tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information that is neutral.

The tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information that challenges preexisting beliefs.

What is representative bias?

Tendency to unintentionally stereotype someone or something

Representative bias is the tendency to focus on the majority opinion rather than outliers.

Representative bias is the tendency to base decisions on random chance.

Representative bias is the tendency to ignore past experiences when making judgments.

What is availabillty heuristic?

Tendency to make a decision based on example, information, or recent experience that is readily available to you, even though it may not be the best example to inform your decision

Availability heuristic is a method used in statistics to estimate the likelihood of an event based on how easily examples come to mind.

Availability heuristic is a cognitive bias that involves making decisions based on the most recent information available.

Availability heuristic is a term used in economics to describe the ease with which goods and services can be obtained.

What is crystallized intelligence?

Acquired knowledge and ability to retrieve it

Crystallized intelligence is the ability to think quickly and logically.

Crystallized intelligence is the process of forgetting information over time.

Crystallized intelligence is solely based on genetic factors.

What is fluid intelligence?

Acquired knowledge and ability to retrieve it

Fluid intelligence is the capacity to perform well on standardized tests.

Fluid intelligence is the ability to remember past events accurately.

Fluid intelligence is the skill of playing musical instruments proficiently.

What is analytical intelligence?

Academic problem solving and computation

Analytical intelligence is the ability to memorize facts and figures

Analytical intelligence is the ability to sing well

Analytical intelligence is the ability to cook delicious meals

What is practical intelligence?

Practical intelligence is the ability to excel in theoretical academic subjects

Practical intelligence is the ability to perform well on standardized tests

Practical intelligence is the ability to memorize facts and figures

What is creative intelligence?

Imaginative and innovative problem solving

Creative intelligence is the ability to solve math problems quickly.

Creative intelligence is the ability to follow rules strictly.

Creative intelligence is the ability to memorize facts accurately.

What is linguistic intelligence?

Perceives different functions of language, different sounds, and meanings of words

Linguistic intelligence is the ability to paint artistic masterpieces.

Linguistic intelligence is the ability to solve complex mathematical equations.

Linguistic intelligence is the ability to play musical instruments.

What is logical-mathematical intelligence?

Capable of seeing numerical patterns, strong ability to use reason and logic

Logical-mathematical intelligence is related to emotional intelligence.

Logical-mathematical intelligence involves artistic creativity.

Logical-mathematical intelligence focuses on physical coordination.

What is musical intelligence?

Understands and appreciates rhythm, pitch, and tone

Musical intelligence has no connection to emotions or creativity.

Musical intelligence is related to physical strength and endurance.

Musical intelligence is solely based on visual perception.

What is bodily kinesthetic intelligence?

Ability to control the movements of the body and use the body to perform various physical tasks

Bodily kinesthetic intelligence is related to emotional intelligence.

Bodily kinesthetic intelligence involves the sense of taste and smell.

Bodily kinesthetic intelligence is the ability to solve complex mathematical equations.

What is spatial intelligence?

Ability to perceive the relationship between objects and how they move in space

Spatial intelligence is the ability to predict the weather accurately.

Spatial intelligence is the ability to taste different flavors.

Spatial intelligence is the ability to understand musical notes.

What is interpersonal intelligence?

Ability to understand and be sensitive to the various emotional states of others

Interpersonal intelligence is the ability to solve complex math problems

Interpersonal intelligence is the ability to play musical instruments

Interpersonal intelligence is the ability to cook gourmet meals

What is intrapersonal intelligence?

Ability to access personal feelings and motivations and use them to direct behavior and reach personal goals

Intrapersonal intelligence is the ability to understand others.

Intrapersonal intelligence is the ability to solve complex math problems.

Intrapersonal intelligence is the ability to play a musical instrument.

What is naturalist intelligence?

High capacity to appreciate the natural world and interact with the species within it

Naturalist intelligence involves the ability to recognize and categorize man-made objects.

Naturalist intelligence involves the ability to understand complex mathematical equations.

Naturalist intelligence involves the ability to compose music and play instruments.

What is emotional intelligence?

Combination of inter and intra personal intelligence: ability to understand emotions of self and others, show empathy, understand social cues, and regulate own emotions and respond in culturally appropriate ways

Emotional intelligence is the ability to solve complex math problems.

Emotional intelligence is the ability to speak multiple languages fluently.

Emotional intelligence is the ability to cook gourmet meals.

What is cultural intelligence/competence?

How well you relate to values of a culture

Cultural intelligence/competence is the skill of playing musical instruments.

Cultural intelligence/competence is the knowledge of a single culture only.

Cultural intelligence/competence is the ability to speak multiple languages fluently.

Ability to generate, create, or discover new ideas, solutions, and possibilities

Creativity is the process of always sticking to traditional methods.

Creativity is the act of copying existing ideas without any changes.

Creativity is the ability to follow instructions without deviation.

What is convergent thinking?

Ability to provide a correct or well-established answer or solution to a problem

Convergent thinking is the process of randomly selecting a solution without reasoning.

Convergent thinking is the process of avoiding finding any solutions.

Convergent thinking is the process of expanding possibilities to find multiple solutions.

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