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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Who developed the Stages of Cognitive Development?
Abraham Maslow
Jean Piaget
Sigmund Freud
Richard Anderson
Cognitive psychology became of great importance in which year?
mid 1960's
mid 1950's
mid 1990's
mid 1970's
Psychologist recognise the importance of cognition in understanding the complexity of human behaviour. What does complexity mean?
similarity
clearly
complicated
easily
According to Principle 1 of CLOA, Humans are _______________ and that mental processes guide behaviour.
seekers of information
retrieves information
information processors
information specialists
To which ANALOGY do Psychologist compare human mental processing ?
Internet
Telephone
Computer
Television
The mind can be studied ____________ by developing theories and using a number of scientific research methods.
vividly
accurately
scientifically
significantly
Cognitive psychologists have to a large extent used the ________________ because it was assumed to be the most scientific method.
Correlational Method
Survey
Observation Method
Experimental Method
Cognitive processes are influenced by 2 factors. What are those?
biological and social
mental and physical
cultural and social
cultural and biological
_____________ is a mental representation or knowledge.
Ideas
Schemas
Memory
Perspectives
List down the 4 types of Schemas
List down the 3 Principles of CLOA
What does CLOA mean?
State the 3 memory information processes.
Define what is memory in your own words. Organise thoughts in 1-2 sentences.
State the stages of 3 Stage Model. Use may use the acronym of the complete keywords.
As per our lesson, suggest one technique in enhancing memory. Give a brief description what is it.
As far as you can remember, share one happy childhood memory=). LImit your answer to 2-3 sentences.
State the specific sensory memory is used in this picture.
haptic
echoic
olfactory
gustatory
Identify the sensory memory used in this picture
iconic
echoic
haptic
olfactory
State the sensory memory used in the picture.
haptic
iconic
echoic
gustatory
