Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Chapter 11
Chapter 11
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When 2 sentences have identical surface structures but have different deep structures they are called

Ambiguous Sentences

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What is aphasia and what 2 regions of the brain are associated with it?

Aphasia is difficulty communicating due to brain damage. The Broca's area and Wernicke's area

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Parallel processing vs. Serial processing

Parallel handles 2 or more items at a time, Serial processing handles 1 item at a time.

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What is a typical gender stereotype and does evidence support the stereotype?

A stereotype is that men are better than women at solving math problems. Evidence disproves this stereotype.

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The discipline that examines the underlying neurological structures and systems that support language and language-related process is know as

Neurolinguistics

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What is a phoneme and how many are there in the English language?

It is the basic unit of spoken language and there are about 40 in the English language

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What is a matrix and how can it be used to solve problems?

A matrix is a grid of rows and columns that show all possible combinations of items, it can be used to keep track of items when problem solving.

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In 1972 Newell and Simon developed what and how was it used?

The General Problem Solver (GPS), it mimics the process that humans use to solve problems

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Who was the most influential theorist in 20th century linguistics and why?

Noam Chomsky, He was known for his approach to syntax and contributed to the decline of behaviorism.

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What type of text do people typically NOT construct inferences on?

Scientific text
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What is a problem with using algorithms as a problem solving method?

Algorithms are often inefficient and unsophisticated
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What are the pros and cons of the hill-climbing heuristic?

A pro is it can be useful when you don't have enough information about your alternatives because you can see the next step. A con is that you must consistently choose the alternative that leads toward the goal.

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When a teacher instructs a student to "sound it out", they are engaging in which approach?

The phonics approach

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Bank-a financial institution

Bank- a strip of land that runs along a river

This is an example of:

Lexical ambiguity

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What is the difference between extrinsic motivation and intrinsic motivation?

Extrinsic motivation is when you are motivated by a promised reward or outcome. Intrinsic motivation is when you are motivated by enjoyment or passion.

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What are 2 components of the means-end heuristic?

First divide the problem into a sub-problem, next you try to reduce the differnce between the initial state and the goal state for each of the problems.

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