1. Cognition Unit 7: Algorithms Heuristics Biological Factors Encoding
Representativeness Heuristic
Compensatory Models
Problem Solving Techniques
Decision Making Techniques
Availability Heuristic
Unit 7:
Cognition
Obstacles to Problem Solving
Obstacles to Decision Making
Biological Factors
Acquisition and use of Language
Memory
Information Processing Model
Encoding
Storage
Retrieval
Cognitive Factors
Cultural Factors

2. Unconscious Processing
Essential Task 7-1: Define cognition and identify how the following interact to form our cognitive life: schemata/concepts, prototypes, assimilation, accommodation, effortful processing, and unconscious processing. 
Cognition
Assimilation
Effortful Processing
Schema
Accommodation
Unconscious Processing
Prototype

3. Obstacles to Problem Solving
Essential Task 7-2: Identify problem-solving techniques (algorithms and heuristics) as well as factors that influence their effectiveness (problem representation, mental set and functional fixedness). 
Problem Solving
Obstacles to Problem Solving
Algorithms
Heuristics
Problem Representation
Mental Set
Functional Fixedness

4. Representativeness Heuristics
Essential Task 7-3: Identify decision making techniques (compensatory models, representativeness heuristics, and availability heuristics) as well as factors that influence decision making (overconfidence, confirmation bias, belief bias, belief perseverance, and hindsight bias) 
Decision Making
Factors that hurt
Overconfidence
Compensatory Model
Representativeness Heuristics
Confirmation Bias
Belief Bias
Availability Heuristics
Belief Perseverance
Hindsight bias

5. Essential Task 7-4: List the characteristics, stages, and ways to foster creative thought.
Creativity
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 5

6. One-Word Stage (Holophrastic)
Essential Task 7-5: Synthesize how biological, cognitive and cultural factors converge to facilitate the use of language (phonemes, morphemes, syntax and semantics) and its development (holophrastic stage, telegraphic speech). 
Language
Development
Phonemes
Babbling
Morphemes
One-Word Stage (Holophrastic)
Grammar
Syntax
Semantics
Two-Word Stage (Telegraphic)

7. Universal Inborn Grammar
Essential Task 7-6: Synthesize how biological, cognitive, and cultural factors converge to facilitate the acquisition (critical periods, Universal Inborn Grammar, and Victor/Genie) of language
Language Acquisition
Feral Children
Imitation?
Operant Conditioning?
Universal Inborn Grammar
Critical Periods

8. Non-human thought and language
Essential Task 7-7: Analyze how culture impacts language (linguistic determinism) and the quality and depth of non-human thought and language-free processing.
Language
Cultural Influences
Non-human thought and language