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Thinking and Intelligence

Overview of Invitation to Psychology Chapter 7, Thinking and Intelligence

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Created Date 07.02.20
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  • What is the definition of a prototype?
  • What sensory modalities do mental images occur in?
  • A subconscious process occurs...
  • What type of learning occurs when you acquire knowledge without being aware of it?
  • What is it called when we draw conclusions from observations, facts, or assumptions?
  • Informal reasoning is also known as:
  • The tendency to use one's emotions instead of estimating probabilities objectively is:
  • Saying "I knew it was going to be a bad storm!" after a tornado is an example of...
  • Reading a study on the benefits of milk published by the dairy industry is an example of
  • Which of the following is NOT true of intelligence?
  • Which type of intelligence is heavily dependent on education?
  • The knowledge of one's own cognitive process and the ability to monitor/control them is:
  • The Triarchic Theory of intelligence emphasizes all of the following EXCEPT:
  • All of the following are facets of emotional intelligence EXCEPT:
  • The study of cognitive processes in nonhuman animals is:

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