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the men tap representation of an object, event or idea
the men tap representation of an object, event or idea
clusters of interrelated concepts
clusters of interrelated concepts
categories are rule based and ___________ based, meaning that membership in a category is all or none as all members are equal
categories are rule based and ___________ based, meaning that membership in a category is all or none as all members are equal
when members of a category vary in typicality
- a difference in the reaction of yes or no
- when rule based categorization breaks down
when members of a category vary in typicality
- a difference in the reaction of yes or no
- when rule based categorization breaks down
prototype vs exemplars
prototype vs exemplars
organizing out thoughts
organizing out thoughts
this taks involves following real words
- making it easier to recognize ideas with less cognitive resources to say yes or no
this taks involves following real words
- making it easier to recognize ideas with less cognitive resources to say yes or no
faster and more accurate discrimination of stimuli straddling a colour boundary
faster and more accurate discrimination of stimuli straddling a colour boundary
this view focuses on how thoughts and perceptions can influence all languages
- how it guides our attention and shapes cognition
- how as language complexity increases the complexity of what we perceive increases as well
this view focuses on how thoughts and perceptions can influence all languages
- how it guides our attention and shapes cognition
- how as language complexity increases the complexity of what we perceive increases as well
problem solving
problem solving
functional fixedness
functional fixedness
the mistaken belief of finding a specific member in 2 overlapping categories which is more likely then finding that of larger more general categories
the mistaken belief of finding a specific member in 2 overlapping categories which is more likely then finding that of larger more general categories
the law of small numbers focuses on
the law of small numbers focuses on
what is gamblers fallacy
what is gamblers fallacy
base rate means that
base rate means that
what is the monty hall problem
what is the monty hall problem
estimating the frequency of events based on the easiness of examples coming to mind
estimating the frequency of events based on the easiness of examples coming to mind
emotional memories based off the availability heuristic
emotional memories based off the availability heuristic
how the outcome of a question can change based on how we word the question
how the outcome of a question can change based on how we word the question
when people label something as losses they perceive them as more risk
when people label something as losses they perceive them as more risk
when is framing used
when is framing used
the readiness to accept evidence which is consistent with out beliefs and ignore what challenges them
the readiness to accept evidence which is consistent with out beliefs and ignore what challenges them
what are properties of language
what are properties of language
properties of language
properties of language
the basic units of speech
the basic units of speech
the ability for young infant to distinguish between over 200 phonmes , which fades around 10 months
the ability for young infant to distinguish between over 200 phonmes , which fades around 10 months
the smallest meaningful units of language
the smallest meaningful units of language
driving meaning form words, where you may not know a word but have comeuppance with a meaning of it based on how we have seen it used
driving meaning form words, where you may not know a word but have comeuppance with a meaning of it based on how we have seen it used
words where the meaning has to be considered within the context of how they are used
words where the meaning has to be considered within the context of how they are used
the rules for combing words and morphemes into manful phrases and sentences
the rules for combing words and morphemes into manful phrases and sentences
what isn't true about syntax
what isn't true about syntax
a word by word basis where info is available but not all at once
a word by word basis where info is available but not all at once
pragmatics are
pragmatics are
what is the primary function of wernickies area
what is the primary function of wernickies area
what is the primary function of the brocas area
what is the primary function of the brocas area
a disorder of language which is caused by damage to the brain structures that support understanding and use of language
a disorder of language which is caused by damage to the brain structures that support understanding and use of language
damage to the brocas area which results in trouble combining words and getting sentences out, with no struggle understanding
damage to the brocas area which results in trouble combining words and getting sentences out, with no struggle understanding
damage the the wernickes area with a struggle to associate speech with meaning, where a person is able to produce sounds but talking is a jumble of words with no real meaning
damage the the wernickes area with a struggle to associate speech with meaning, where a person is able to produce sounds but talking is a jumble of words with no real meaning
language with development
language with development
learning language rules
learning language rules
the time during child hood where children brains are primed to develop language skills
the time during child hood where children brains are primed to develop language skills
the time during development where a child needs to be exposed to language or language skills
the time during development where a child needs to be exposed to language or language skills
what are the costs of a bilingual brain
what are the costs of a bilingual brain
what are the benefits of a bilingual brain
what are the benefits of a bilingual brain
theories of language acquisition
theories of language acquisition
individuals raised as a member of a different species
individuals raised as a member of a different species
which chimp was raised as if it were a human with the hope of it being in human environment b=may produce human language
- using cognitive feedback
which chimp was raised as if it were a human with the hope of it being in human environment b=may produce human language
- using cognitive feedback
what is the lexigram approach
what is the lexigram approach