Memory which includes a specific event that you experienced.
What is Episodic
200
Mental categories we used to group common features.
What is Concept
200
(MA/CAX100)
What is IQ formula
200
IQ score between 20-40.
What is Severe Retardation
200
The disruptive effect of prior learning on the recall of new information.
What is Proactive interference
300
Vivid clear memory of an emotionally significant event.
What is Flashbulb memories
300
Thinking or reasoning that involves going from the general to the specific.
What is Deductive Reasoning
300
People of a certain cultural background may have an advantage over others.
What is Cultural Bias
300
IQ score between 50-75.
What is Mild Retardation
300
Organizing items into familiar, manageable units; often occurs automatically.
What is Chunking
400
Failure to remember events that occurred before the physical trauma.
What is Retrograde amnesia
400
One of the cognitive biases, describes that presenting the same option in different formats can alter.
What is Framing Effect
400
Retardation in which you are fully dependent on others.
What is Profound retardation
400
Who created the intelligence test.
What is Alfred Binet
400
A measure of memory in which the person must retrieve information learned earlier
What is Recall
500
Enhanced ability to retrieve information when are in the same environment to the one in which you encoded it in.
What is Dependent Memory Context (DMC)
500
Overregularization referred to grammatical errors that usually start during the early stage of development where language rules are applied too generally.
What is Overregularization
500
Howard Gardner's theory.
What is Multiple Intelligence
500
IQ score between 35-55.
What is Moderate Mental Retardation.
500
A measure of memory in which the person need only identify items previously learned