Perception
Thinking/Problem Solving
Memory
Intelligence
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100

Focusing on one specific stimulus while ignoring others, such as listening to a friend in a noisy room.

What is selective attention?

100

When trying to find your lost keys, you quickly check common spots without systematically searching the whole house.

What is a heuristic? 

100

Spacing out studying over a week rather than cramming improves your long-term recall.

What is the spacing effect? 

100

The idea that there is one underlying overall intelligence can be represented by this letter.

What is 'g'?

100

This refers to the process of pouring or squeezing juices over a turkey while it's cooking to help keep it moist.

What is basting? 

200

You return to your bedroom after leaving for five minutes and don’t notice that your posters have been rearranged.

What is change blindness? 

200

You follow a recipe exactly step by step, ensuring the cake comes out perfectly every time.

What is an algorithm?

200

You ride a bike without thinking about each motion, even years after learning. This type of memory is represented.

What is implicit/procedural memory?

200

A teacher uses this type of test to measure how much students have learned in history class.

What is an achievement test? 

200

According to a poll, this Thanksgiving side dish is the least popular among Americans.

What is green bean casserole? 

300

You can tell that one building is in front of another just by noticing that it partially blocks the other.

What is interposition? 

300

You brainstorm as many ideas as possible for a science fair project, even if some seem silly.

What is divergent thinking?

300

After learning a new password, you start forgetting your old password.

What is retroactive interference? 

300

A historian’s ability to recall facts and dates from decades of studying is an example of this.

What is crystallized intelligence?

300

This movie holds the record for the highest-grossing weekend in Thanksgiving history. 

What is Frozen 2?


400

You see a collection of dots arranged in a circle and perceive the circle as a whole rather than separate dots. This gestalt principle is represented.

What is closure? 

400

Seeing a quiet, bookish person and assuming they must be a good student because they fit your stereotype

What is representative heuristic? 

400

A person can recite a list of words from the beginning and end but struggles with words in the middle.

What is the serial position effect?

400

These are the 3 types of intelligence outlined in Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence. 

What is analytical, creative, and practical?

400

These two NFL teams have played a game on every single Thanksgiving Day since 1966.

Who are the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys?

500

At a loud party, you are focused on a conversation with a friend, but you suddenly hear your name mentioned across the room and your attention immediately shifts.

What is the cocktail party effect? 

500

You group dogs, cats, and rabbits into one mental category called ‘pets.'

What is a concept? 

500

You use this effortful processing strategy to organize your shopping list into categories like fruits, dairy, and snacks to remember it better.

What is chunking?

500

A student takes the same math test on two different days under similar conditions and gets nearly the same score both times. The test has strong this. 

What is reliability?

500

In this year, the first ever Thanksgiving was celebrated.

What is 1621?