Categories
Visual Imagery
Language
Narratives & Conversations
100

This approach to categorization determines membership by comparing to a “typical” member of a category

What is the Prototype Approach to Categorization?

100

This group of researchers thought that studying imagery was unproductive because it involved “invisible” phenomena

Who are behaviorists?

100

This component of language refers to word meanings

What is semantics (or morphemes)?

100

This refers to shared knowledge and beliefs among conversational parties

What is Common Ground?


200

This level is special in hierarchical categorization due to a loss of information at higher levels

What is the basic level?

200

In studies looking at individual differences, people who don’t use imagery to solve problems are known as this

What are Verbalizers?

200

This theory includes a Language Acquisition Device and Universal Grammar

What is the Nativist Theory?

200

This term refers to how well inferences are used in narratives to aid in understanding

What is Coherence?

300

Chair and Couch are high in THIS which can help determine a prototype

What is family resemblance?

300

In this argument, researchers argued whether imagery was based on language or spatial representations

What is the Imagery Debate?

300

This component of language refers to grammatical rules that specify how we can combine words

What is syntax?

300

This phenomena occurs when someone matches their sentence structure based on what they just heard

What is Syntactic priming?

400

This approach to categorization determines membership by determining if the object is similar to actual object one has encountered in their life

What is the Exemplar approach?

400

This memory technique involves imaging items to remember at different location in a spatial layout

What is the Method of loci?

400

This property of language refers to how smaller units can be combined into larger units

What is the Hierarchical Nature of language?

400

This model suggests we simulate perceptual and motor characteristics when reading a story

What is a Situation model?

500

This effect occurs response time is higher for items that are higher in prototypicality

What is the typicality effect?

500

This hypothesis would suggest that words like tree and bird would be easier to remember than words like peace and equality

What is the Conceptual Peg Hypothesis?

500

This term refers to the phenomenon that we have an infinite number of sentences to express an infinite number of ideas

What is Generativity?

500

This term in conversations states that a speaker should use sentences with known and new information

What is the Given-New Contract?