Exam 9: Concepts and Generic Knowledge
Exam 1: The Science of the Mind53 Questions
Exam 2: The Neural Basis for Cognition78 Questions
Exam 3: Visual Perception71 Questions
Exam 4: Recognizing Objects71 Questions
Exam 5: Paying Attention60 Questions
Exam 6: The Acquisition of Memories and the Work-Ing-Memory System73 Questions
Exam 7: Interconnections Between Acquisi-Tion and Retrieval66 Questions
Exam 8: Remembering Complex Events68 Questions
Exam 9: Concepts and Generic Knowledge54 Questions
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Exam 12: Judgment and Reasoning71 Questions
Exam 13: Problem Solving and Intelligence68 Questions
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One study found that if participants were told a new fact about robins,they would also believe that the new fact was true of ducks.However,if told a new fact about ducks,participants would not extrapolate this information to robins.This suggests that
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Within a parallel distributed processing (PDP)model,the term "spreading activation" refers to the fact that
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Describe the procedure and results of Collins and Quillian's (1969)seminal study.What does this study tell us,and what modern updates (if any)should we add to this classic study?
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According to prototype theory,"being typical" for a category and "being a member of the category" should go together;if one is true,the other is true.In light of other things you know,which of the following is NOT a problem for this broad claim?
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According to prototype theory,the prototype selected for comparison is UNLIKELY to be the
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It has been suggested that mental categories have a family-resemblance structure,and usually don't have definitions.What is the basis for this claim?
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The textbook notes that our beliefs influence our categories,and our categories influence our beliefs.Explain what is meant by this by providing an example that supports each assertion.
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Participants are asked which birds they think are "particularly birdy" and which birds are "not very birdy." We should expect that the birds judged as "birdiest" are birds
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According to exemplar-based theories of mental categories,participants identify an object by comparing it to a
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Suppose that you learn that cones are responsible for color vision.In any of the network models of knowledge,your learning occurs when the two concepts (cones and color vision)become
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Describe the basic organization of a propositional network,and provide specific examples of the organization by considering the concept "chicken." Make sure you include the appropriate propositions in your description.
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Which of the following examples are used to illustrate the idea that in some categories,members retain their category membership even if their appearance changes dramatically?
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The text points out that plums and lawn mowers share many traits.This suggests that
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