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Triarchic theory of intelligence: |
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•consists of three main parts: |
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•three main parts of Triarchic theory |
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Componential
Experiential
Contextual |
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| A test score calculated by comparing an individual’s score with the scores of others of the same age |
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•Ability of a test to measure what it is intended to measure. |
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what is the IQ of someon
Mental retardation |
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Behavioural genetics
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Heritability
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Adoption study method
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| Components of Emotional Intelligence |
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•ability to manage one’s own emotions.
•empathy, or the ability to perceive, understand, and relate to the emotions of others |
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| high emotional intelligence |
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- shows empathy by recognizing non-verbal signals
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tool of thinking
what do they mean?
- cognition
- imagery
- concepts
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cognition:storing, retrieving, and using information.
imagery:visual, auditory
concepts:A label that represents a class or group |
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| Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis |
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•theory that suggests that the language a person speaks largely determines the nature of that person’s thoughts. |
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| Model consisting of 180 different abilities |
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| The Three Processes of Memory |
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Encoding
Storage
Retrieval |
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sensory memory
short-term memory
long-term memory |
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| how long can a short term memory store information for? |
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| occurs when short term memore is at it's max |
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| Long-term memory has two subsystems |
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declarative (explicit)
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nondeclarative (implicit)
memory |
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recall
retrieval cue
recognition
relearning
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Flashbulb memory
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eidetic imagery |
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vivid memory
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ability to retain image for several minutes after it is out of view. |
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Serial position effect
Primary effect
recency effect |
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- Serial position effect : begining and end of story
- Primary effect: first part story is store in long term memory
- recency effect: last part of the story is store in the short memory.
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| the part of the brain involve long term memory |
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- encoding failure
- decay theory
- interference
- consolidation failure
- motivated forgetting
- prospective forgetting
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| methodes to improve memory |
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Organization:
Active Learning
Massed practice
Overlearning |
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Improving Memory with
Mnemonic Devices |
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•Rhyme
•The First-letter Technique
•The Method of Loci
•The Keyword Method |
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