Cognition, Language, and Intelligence Review

The sudden insight pertaining to a solution in the context of creative problem solving is?

If you have practical knowledge that is not always taught in school, you would have what?

This type of thinking is loosely organized, partially directed, and unconventional

What cognitive approach do computers and calculators use that has a systematic approach?

An Algorithm always guarantees a solution

What is a habitual way humans perceive a problem that often interferes for finding a solution?

What is the smallest unit of meaning in language?

Rosch suggested what type of "concepts" are easier for humans to learn than others?

The ability to learn or invent new strategies to deal with problems is known as?

If I said, "I rided the horse" I would be lacking what part of language?

Cognitive Psychology is very similar to _____ technology?

The superficial structure spoken or written structure of a statement is known as?

Representativeness and availability are examples of what type of reasoning?

Why is a heuristic strategy often superior to an algorithmic strategy?

Componential, Experiential, and Contextual Intelligence fall under what theory? (3)

If a test would give the same results if given more than once, it would be considered what?

If a language allows an infinite set of utterances to be made using a set of elements, it is?

If you lack functional fixedness, you would know that a coin can also be used as a screw driver

When emotion interferes in decisions, including how a problem is presented, it's referring to?

What cognitive process is used to reach a goal that is blocked by some obstacle?