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Piaget's concrete operational stage is from ____ years old
Piaget's ____ stage is from 7 to 11 years old
Piaget's formal operational stage is from age ____ and older.
Piaget's ____ stage is from age 12 and older.
____ reasoning starts with rules , then forms conclusions.
Deductive reasoning starts with ____.
____ reasoning starts with evidence , then forms conclusions.
Inductive reasoning starts with ____.
A/an ____ is a framework for thinking about a problem .
A/an mental set is a framework for ____ .
____ is the tendency to use objects only in the way they are normally utilized .
Functional fixedness is ____ .
____ are mental shortcuts that allow people to solve problems and make judgments quickly and efficiently.
Heuristics are ____ that allow people to solve problems and make judgments quickly and efficiently.
Heuristics are mental shortcuts that allow people to ____
____ is a mental shortcut that relies on immediate examples that come to a person's mind when evaluating a situation.
Availability heuristic is ____.
____ is a mental shortcut that helps us make a decision by comparing information to our mental prototypes .
Representativeness heuristic is ____ .
____ is the tendency to focus on information that fits an individual’s beliefs , while rejecting information that goes against those belief…
Confirmation bias is the tendency to focus on ____ .
____ differentiates human intelligence into specific ' modalities ', rather than seeing intelligence as dominated by a single general abili…
Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences differentiates human intelligence into ____ .
____ refers to the actual sound of speech.
Phonology refers to ____.
____ refers to the building blocks of words.
Morphology refers to ____.
____ refers to the meaning of words.
Semantics refers to ____.
____ refers to the rules dictating word order.
Syntax refers to ____.
____ refers to the way language delivery changes depending on context.
Pragmatics refers to ____.
The ____ of language states that language acquisition is innate .
The nativ ist theory of language states ____ .
The ____ of language states that language acquisition is controlled by operant conditioning and reinforcement by parents and caregivers.
The behaviorist theory of language states ____.
The ____ of language states that language acquisition is caused by a motivation to communicate and interact with others.
The social interactionist theory of language states ____.
The ____ states that the lens by which we view and interpret the world is created by language .
The Whorfian hypothesis, also known as linguistic relativity states that ____ .
____ produces speech.
Broca's area produces ____.
____ is in charge of language comprehension .
Wernicke’s area is in charge of ____ .
The ____ connects Broca’s area to the Wernicke’s area.
The arcuate fasciculus connects ____.
Difficulty producing speech is called ____.
____ is called Broca’s aphasia.
A lack of speech comprehension is called ____.
____ is called Wernicke’s aphasia.
Someone with c____an’t repeat words.
Someone with conduction aphasia can’t ____
____ is the state of being awake and thinking.
Alertness is the state of being a____.
An EEG shows ____ waves when alert or concentrating .
____ shows BETA waves when alert or concentrating .
An EEG shows BETA waves when ____.
An EEG shows ____ waves when awake but tired , eyes closed.
____ shows ALPHA waves when awake but tired , eyes closed.