Exam 8: Cognition, Language, and Creativity
Exam 1: Psychology, Critical Thinking, and Science681 Questions
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Exam 19: Maximizing Learning through Reflective Processing and Active Thinking150 Questions
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When people are presented with the problem of getting a $5 bill without moving the stack of objects placed on top of it, they are usually unable to solve the problem because of the taboo that one should not destroy money, which would be considered a learned barrier to problem solving.
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Social stereotypes are faulty, oversimplified concepts about groups of people and are related to a concept's __________ meaning.
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You are on a jury. The defendant is a well-dressed middle-aged father. He just does not fit your idea of a murderer. It will be important for you to listen to the evidence presented rather than succumb to
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To be a "sports car," a vehicle must meet the criteria to be classified as "a car" and must also have a "sporty" look. Therefore, a "sports car" would be considered a __________ concept.
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Restaurants whose menus feature a broader variety of choices often find that
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When minority children are placed in English-only classrooms, they usually end up losing some proficiency in their native language and are at risk for being less than fully competent in both languages, a problem known as
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Going from general principles to specific situations is called __________ thought.
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Which of the following involves internal representations that allow you to look at numerous options before acting so you can avoid many mistakes?
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The use of an algebraic equation to determine how many scoops of coffee are needed to make 20 cups illustrates problem-solving by
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Regarding Kanzi's language and grammar skills, which of the following statements is FALSE?
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On tests of creativity, the total number of solutions produced indicates one's
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Cognitive psychologist Lera Boroditsky has reported that aboriginal children from Cape York, Australia, can accurately point to any compass direction as early as age five, while most Americans cannot do this even as adults. Boroditsky believes this is due to the exclusive use of absolute directional references within the language spoken by the aboriginals of Cape York as opposed to the relative directional references used in the English language, which lends support to the
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Which of the following statements about signing and American Sign Language (ASL)is TRUE?
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Regarding how emotions and choice affect one's decision-making, which of the following statements is FALSE?
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A person who gets "hung up" on using a familiar object only in one certain way is exhibiting
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When you approach a problem-solving situation by asking a group to produce as many ideas as possible without criticism, you are
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In one study, a group of consumers were given an option to purchase jam with half of them choosing from six different flavors and the other half choosing from 24 flavors. The researchers found that the consumers with more choice expressed
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