HURIER and Contexts
What do the letters of the HURIER stand for?
hearing
understanding
remembering
interpreting
evaluating
responding
Without rehearsal, our short-term-memory can retain information for... how long?
Less than 30 seconds
Characters associated with this classic board game include: Mr. Mint, Grandma Nut, Gloppy, Jolly.
Candyland
"Higher order thinking where we are thinking about our thinking" is called...?
Metacognition
How many decibles is a whisper and a shout?
whisper 30 dB
shout 120 dB
Critical listening, objectivity, and bias are all important concepts in which element of the HURIER?
Evaluating.
humans forget approx 50% of new information within an hour of learning it. This is called...
The Curve of Forgetting
Objects associated with this classic board game include: candlestick, lead pipe, revolver, knife.
Clue
What is another name for "split page note-taking"?
The Cornell system.
What is a Hertz?
frequency (or pitch) is measured in Hertz (Hz)
Frequency = wavelength
The shorter the wavelength, the higher the frequency/pitch/Hertz.
empathy, nonverbals, and perspective taking are all important concepts in which element of the HURIER?
Interpreting
Name one kind of thing we are typically bad at remembering and one kind of thing we are typically good at remembering.
names, faces, numbers, etc.
images, spaces, anything novel and strange.
The gameboard for this game resembles a world map. Pieces resemble foot soldiers, people on horseback, and cannons.
Risk
What is the difference between a "skill" and a "strategy" ?
Skill: the ability to do something well, coming from knowledge, practice, aptitude.
Strategy: ability to switch thinking processes when we realize we're not understanding.
What is the human hearing range? (in Hz)
20 Hz - 20,000 Hz
(whale song=10, bird song=10,000)
Name at least 4 contexts for communication listed in chapter 1.
intrapersonal, interpersonal, public, mediated, small group, etc.
(Note also the types of listening: discriminative, appreciative, comprehensive, therapeutic, critical.)
Name at least 4 memory techniques discussed in class.
chunking, repetition, mnemonics...
PAO, memory palace, elaborative encoding...
Objects associated with this classic board game include: thimble, iron, wheelbarrow, top hat.
Monopoly
The most visual of the notetaking systems was called: ______.
Mind mapping.
Name one cause of Conductive hearing loss in the middle ear, and one cause of Conductive hearing loss in the outer ear.
outer ear: ear wax, "foreign object", infection
middle ear: busted ear drum, swimmers ear Otosclerosis
Name at least 1 strength, and 1 weakness of the HURIER
good list of components, concept map, multi-step.
individual orientation rather than relational. No agreement on the steps.
generalized theoretical modal vs context specific model.
If you have a PAO for digits 0-9, and you have a 10 loci memory palace, you can memorize a number that is ______ digits long.
30!
This word game asks you to make words out of adjacent lettered dice.
Boggle
Name 3 categories of metacognative listening strategies described in the text.
problem solving (context clues)
Planning-evaluation (before/during/after)
directed attention (Thought speech differential)
What is the softest sound humans can hear?
your auditor system, when working perfectly, is capable of hearing—and thus processing—sounds as low as zero decibels.