Information processing
Operations
The Brain
Intelligence
Rhode Island History
100

The number of randomly presented items of information that can be repeated immediately after they are presented.

Memory span

100

Who coined the term concrete operations?

Piaget

100

What machine is used to measure brain activity/growth in the research we are studying?

MRI

100

What was the first way to measure intelligence called?

MA (mental age)

100

Who founded Rhode Island and became its first governor?

Roger Williams

200

What is the process of repeating to oneself the material that one is trying to memorize?

Rehearsal

200

The mental operation in which a child realizes that change in one aspect of a problem is compared with and compensated for by the changes in another aspect

Compensation

200

Name the two systems that make up cognitive operations in the brain

Limbic and Cerebral

200

What is meta-analysis

A statistical analysis of results collected from multiple scientific studies

200

Providence was founded in what year?  

1636

300

What is the word for the ability to think about one’s memory processes?

Metamemory

300

The mental operation in which a child realizes that one operation can be negated or reversed, by the effects of another

Reversability

300

What name for the dark tissue containing dendrites and axons?

Gray matter

300

Name two types of intelligence:

Linguistic, Musical, Logical-mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, personal, and social

300

Original Name of the State of Rhode Island?

The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

400

What is the term for one’s higher level cognitive processes that are in charge of controlling and supervising the lower level cognitive processes?

Executive Function

400

Name two stages of Piaget’s cognitive development

Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete operational, Formal

400

Name two parts of the ‘reasoning’ part of the brain:

Prefrontal cortex, corpus callosum, cingulate gyrus, cerebral cortex

400

Define fluid intelligence

The intelligence quotient derived from tests involving tasks that require reasoning but not prior knowledge.

400

State Motto?

Hope

500

In the textbook, some activity was found to have a strong positive correlation with math achievement and executive function. What was said activity?

Exercise

500

Name two features of thinking (examples of concrete operations)

Decentration, Conservation, Logical necessity, Identity, Compensation, Reversibility

500

Name two parts of the brain that make up the limbic system?

amygdala, hippocampus, basal ganglia, and hypothalamus

500

What is the Flynn effect?

The steady increase over the past 100 years in IQ test performance, an increase believed to support the environmental hypothesis of intelligence.

500

What is pictured on the state flag (above a banner bearing the state motto)?

Anchor

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