30 Questions
What is the primary function of cognitive thinking?
To turn information into knowledge and make decisions
Which process occurs in the brain during cognitive thinking?
Neurons interact with each other via electrical signals
What is the term for the type of thinking that involves applying logic to problems and making deliberate decisions?
Slow thinking
Which of the following is NOT a way to develop cognitive abilities?
Watch excessive TV
Who are the psychologists that researched and coined the terms 'fast' and 'slow' thinking?
Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky
What is the outcome of using 'fast' thinking?
'Good enough' decisions
What is the primary focus of cognitive processes?
Acquiring knowledge through environmental information
What is metacognition?
The process of thinking about one's own thinking and learning
What is an example of a metacognitive activity?
Planning how to approach a learning task
What is the goal of brainstorming?
To produce as many ideas as possible within a time frame
Which activity is NOT an example of cognitive development?
Cooking a new recipe
What is the purpose of metacognitive processes?
To reflect on thought processes and learning
What is the primary purpose of using a mood board in developing marketing strategies?
To display abstract concepts in a more tangible format
What is the main advantage of using picture prompts in brainstorming?
It introduces outside elements to prompt new and unexpected associations
What is the primary function of a metaphor in idea generation?
To draw connections between concepts and generate ideas
What is the role of a facilitator in picture prompts?
To provide each participant with a folder of prepared pictures
What is the benefit of using metaphors to describe abstract concepts?
It makes the concept more tangible and relatable
What is the primary goal of idea generation techniques?
To promote free associations and generate new ideas
What is the primary purpose of using an outline in creative development?
To organize ideas before production
What is the benefit of using roleplaying in product development?
It helps teams to develop ideas that meet the customer's wants and needs
What is the main difference between 'yes, and...' and 'yes, but...' phrases?
One promotes open-mindedness, the other introduces limitations
What is a characteristic of the 'yes, and...' technique?
It starts with a single word, phrase, or concept and expands on it
What is the advantage of using multiple personas in roleplaying?
It enables teams to look at the problem from several viewpoints
What is the purpose of using creative techniques in product development?
To develop ideas that meet the customer's wants and needs
What is the primary focus of children during the Sensomotor stage?
Exploring the world through senses and actions
At what age do children typically enter the Concrete operational stage?
Around 7 years old
What is a common characteristic of children during the Pre-operational stage?
Speaking or garbling to communicate
What is the main way children understand the world during the Pre-operational stage?
Through their own understanding and perspective
What is a common activity observed in children during the Sensomotor stage?
Putting objects in their mouths to explore
What is the last stage of cognitive development in Piaget's theory?
Formal operational stage
Learn about cognitive thinking, the mental process of processing information, and how it develops in the human brain. Understand the role of neurons, electrical signals, and chemical processes in forming thoughts and making decisions.
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