Decision Making & Thinking - Unit Review

Multiple Intelligence: Hand to eye coordination, sense of balance, body awareness

Multiple Intelligence: Interpret things including oneself in a 3 dimensional images

What is the relationship between g-factor & s-factor when testing for intelligence?

The act of drawing conclusions based on the truth of a premise that precede the conclusion

Making a decision based on how easily or readily available information is.

Multiple Intelligence: Basic and complex problem solving

In Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory of Intelligence academic learning is know as 

Drawing a conclusion from a number of observations

Breaking the problem down into smaller some problems Solve to get to the end result

The ability to deal with two different types of problems: new problems and routine problems.

What two reasons does Herbert Simon provided for why human rationality have bounds or limits?

Why is the study of how humans make decision so important to so many different fields?

The act of choosing an option or action from a set of options based on criteria and a strategy.

Observeing other's emotional state & communicating your emotional state to others.

Identifying as many solutions as possible, then eliminating wrong solutions to you get the best

Distinguished between relevant and irrelevant information

Making too many decisions & solving too many problems in a given time period can result in this

A collection of abilities that allow a person to learn, adapt and go beyond their environment.

To try something, examine the results, refine your next attempt, try to solve it again.

Practical intelligence that allows people to go about their daily lives.

Making a choice based on the situation in question being similar to another situation.

Pulling together seemingly disparate elements of a problem for a novel solution.

Multiple Intelligence: Natural ability to read, write and play music

Predicting a specific result from a general premise.

Discovering new and non obvious connections between new and old information.

Making a choice based on what is most easy, familiar, or preferred.

Breaking down the problem or object in attempting to put it back together again.

Multiple Intelligence: reading writing speaking, including different languages

Using a  similar problem that you have already solved to solve a previously unrelated problem

Knowing yourself, understanding your motives, emotions and other aspects of your personality.