Theories of Intelligence
The ability to express, understand, perceive, and regulate emotions
Emtoional Intelligence
The smallest distinctive unit of sound in a language
What is Phoneme
Communicates simple words
What is the one-word stage
When our confidence is greater than our accuracy
Is the sudden realization of a solution to the problem
What is insight
Ability to learn from experience, adapt, and solve problems.
What is theories of intelligence
The smallest unit that carries meaning in a language
What is morpheme
The process by which humans (particularly children) develop the ability to perceive, comprehend, and produce language to communicate.
What is language acquisition
An inability to see a problem from a fresh perspective
What is fixation
The mental hrouping of similar objects, events, or ideas
What is concept
Charles Spearman believed people are born with
What is general Intelligence
The way in which words are grouped together to make meaningful sentences.
What is syntax
At 2 years, they can say 2 word phases
What is the 2-word stage
The tendency to search for info that supports your personal belief
What is confirmation bias
The first mental image that pops up when you think of a category
What is prototype
They believed that there were at least 8 kinds of intelligence
Who is Howard Gardner
The system of rules that govern how we can combine phonemes, morphine, and words to produce meaningful communications
Grammar
At 4 months they produce phonemes
What is babbling
The belief that the likehood of an event occurring is higher if its last occurence stands out in your memory
What is the availability heuristic
Grouping based on importance or specific characteristics that keeps mental information organized
What is Concept Hierarchies
Robert Sternberg believed in a theory that involves analytic and creative
What is Triarchic Theory
Cognitive mechanisms, innate biological structures, and social interaction
The recipe to language
The mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remebering, and communicating
Posing an issue or statistic in a way that sways the audiences perception
Mental shortcut; makes a solution more likely but does not guarantee
What is heuristics