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6. These psychologists study the ways we solve problems and form concepts. A 100

7. What are cognitive psychologists? A 100

8. A way to solve a problem that usually works, that we fixate on even though it may not work in a particular situation. A 200

9. Mental Set A 200

10. Our perfect representation of a concept. A 300

11. Prototype A 300

12. I believe my parents hate me. When I get home all they do is nag me. I don’t notice it when they say “I love you.” I am an example of this. A 400

13. Confirmation Bias A 400

14. This takes longer but gives you the right answer every time. A 500

15. Algorithm A 500

16. A food product wouldn’t be marketed as 75% full of fat. This is an example of: B 100

17. Framing B 100

18. Beware of razor blades in apples is an example of: B 200

19. Availibility Heuristic B 200

20. Our inability to see a logical solution because of our preconceived ideas. B 300

21. Belief Bias B 300

22. If there is a car accident we tend to think the driver is female even though males get in more car accidents. B 400

23. Representativeness Heuristic B 400

24. People who have this quality tend to be more happy and find it easier to make decisions. Donald Trump probably has this quality. B 500

25. Overconfidence B 500

26. B A T is an example of this building block to language. C 100

27. Phoneme C 100

28. ED, PRE, ING, I and A are all: C 200

29. Morphemes C 200

30. We wouldn’t say The boy the ball caught. C 300

31. Syntax C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. A system of rules that helps us speak and understand language. C 400

34. Grammar C 400

35. What do you mean “Did I go out last night? Define ‘out.’” C 500

36. Semantics C 500

37. During this stage babies speak in very short sentences. D 100

38. Telegraphic Speech. D 100

39. In this stage babies can recreate any phoneme in the human language. D 200

40. Babbling Stage D 200

41. This psychologist would say that Genie would make a full recovery regarding language. D 300

42. Skinner D 300

43. At about this age babies start uttering household phonemes. D 400

44. 10-12 Months D 400

45. This is what Chomsky called the “window” for learning language. 3 Words. D 500

46. Language Acquisition Device. D 500

47. One of the ways we think without language E 100

48. Images E 100

49. This ape learned over 240 words. E 200

50. Washoe E 200

51. Two criticisms of animal “language.” E 300

52. Learn with great effort, just learning associations, depends on your definition of language. E 300

53. 3 Learning principles involved in Language Acquisition according to Skinner. E 400

54. Reinforcement, Imitation, Associations. E 400

55. MacGyver is not an example of this. E 500

56. Functional Fixedness E 500

57. Pros and Cons for Heuristics. F 100

58. Takes less time, not right all the time. F 100

59. When you step away from a problem and the answer suddenly comes to you. F 200

60. Insight F 200

61. Type of speech during two word stage. F 300

62. Two Word Stage F 300

63. What do case studies show about feral children and language? F 400

64. There is a critical period for learning language. F 400

65. What definition of language would support the belief that animals have language? F 500

66. Language is used for communication. F 500

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68. This theory states that language determines the way we think. Also, name the guy who came up with it. Click on screen to continue

69. Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis Click on screen to continue

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