Memory
One of the first topics to be taken out of the lab
What is memory?
An important factor for cognitive decline
What is age?
The intelligence based on your ability to reason speedily and abstractly. Ex: doing a sudoku puzzle
What is Fluid intelligence?
an example of cognitive immaturity
What is egocentrism?
individual can remember specific experiences and emotions from the past
What is personal memory?
Cognitive function declines at a specific age
What is False?
The intelligence based on our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills.
What is Crystallized intelligence?
The 2 basics of understanding intelligence.
What is fluid and crystallized intelligence?
The ability to remember habitual task. Ex: Taking medicine on time
What is prospective memory?
the age in which before there is no cognitive decline
what is 65?
another name for crystallized intelligence.
What is Verbal intelligence?
The topic of our presentation
What is Cognitive Changes?
Personal and factual remembering are forms of ________
what is declarative memory?
Data shows decline happens in _______
What is 9 year integers?
Another name for fluid intelligence.
What is non-verbal intelligence?
Children do this instead of passively absorbing lessons taught by others.
What is construct their own knowledge?
memory looks in remembering experiences in the past it also has a ______ function
What is forward-looking
The thing that mostly depends on how your cognitive function goes with age.
What is genetics?
What is verbal intelligence?
What is crystallized intelligence?
What is inheritance?
What is your environment?