Exam 9: Extension A: Cognition, Language, Creativity, and Intelligence

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When we form oversimplified concepts based on gender or ethnicity, we are relying on

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Uncle, aunt, brother, and sister would all be considered

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Concerning mental imagery, which of the following statements is FALSE?

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Solutions by understanding depend on

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Which of the following statements about American Sign Language is FALSE?

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Two children are in a grocery store and hear an adult refer to the huge apples in the display as "eating apples." The older child understands that these "apples would be good for eating, rather than cooking," while the younger child is distancing herself from the display, hoping not to be the "apple's next meal." This situations illustrates a _____ problem in understanding the phrase "eating apples."

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If you were asked in which direction do you turn the hot-water handle in your kitchen to shut off the water, you would most likely use _____ imagery.

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As you are driving to your friend's new apartment, you realize that you forgot the address of the apartment building.You know that the apartment is north of his old apartment.As you drive down the street where his old apartment is, you begin looking at the signs: Azalea Drive, Oak Circle, Peach Tree Street, and Sycamore Drive.You remember that the apartment is on a Drive, not a street or circle, which narrows down the possibilities and illustrates your use of a(n)

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Created images are those which

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You are asked to multiply a three-digit number and a two-digit number.You follow the steps you were taught in fifth grade, and you correctly answer the problem.You utilized

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Rene believes that anybody that states that they are voting for "her" political candidate is totally right, honest, and righteous; while anybody that chooses to vote for the "other" candidate is absolutely wrong, unethical, sinful, and "not her friend anymore." Rene is exhibiting

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An ideal model used as a prime example of a particular concept is a(n)

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Expert chess players can automatically recognize 50,000 to 100,000 patterns, a level of skill that takes about _____ to build up, which is about the same length of time as it takes to develop many other kinds of expertise.

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A detailed, practical, and workable solution to a problem is called a _____ solution.

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Which of the following represents an insightful problem solution?

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Chess experts tend to

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Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, Lewis Carroll, and many other of history's most original intellects relied heavily on

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Regarding bilingual education, which of the following statements is FALSE?.

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When we group together all cars, regardless of the make of an individual car, because they share common characteristics or attributes, we are using

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Whitney tells her friend Jan that she can wear the extra jacket that she keeps in her car.Whitney hands Jan her keys and heads off to class.Jan heads to Whitney's car with the set of eight keys.She looks at the keys, noting that two are too small to be car keys; and then she looks for any key that might have a symbol associated with a particular car.She finds two keys that have a shape on them like the hood ornament on Whitney's car.So, these will be the only two keys of the eight that she will try.Jan used _____ to solve this "key" problem.

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