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Thinking and Language
Concentrate
Solve the Problem
Speak up!
Think before you speak.
Talk to the Animals
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1. A mental grouping of objects or events is called a:
• A) mental image.• B) concept.• C) abstract representation.• D) cognition.• E) schema.
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2. When we think of a “bird” we are more likely to think of a robin than a penguin because a robin fits our:
• A) perception.• B) cognition.• C) formal concept.• D) prototype.
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3. When following this procedure to solve problems, you will always arrive at a correct solution.
• A) trial-and-error• B) heuristic• C) algorithm• D) insight
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4. Jim misplaced his keys. He knew they were in the house, so he first looked on the hook, then on the dresser, then in other places he has found them in the past. He is using the strategy of:• A) trial-and-error.• B) heuristics.• C) algorithm.• D) insight.
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5. A team of researchers have discovered an area of the brain activated during sudden flashes of insight, it was the:
• A) right temporal lobe.• B) left parietal lobe.• C) prefrontal cortex.• D) amygdala.• E) right occipital lobe
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6. When the United States went to war with Iraq on the false assumption it had weapons of mass destruction, this was an
example of: • A) heuristics.• B) fixation.• C) ignorance.• D) belief perseverance.• E) framing.
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7. Our tendency to approach a problem a certain way, i.e., a way successful in
the past, is called:
• A) prototype.• B) heuristics.• C) mental set.• D) algorithm.
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8. Mary was out of coffee filters. She did not think of using a paper towel, so she went without coffee. Her failure was one of:
• A) representativeness heuristic.• B) algorithms.• C) functional fixedness.• D) availability heuristic.• E) mental set
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9. Gambling is perpetuated, in part, by the ease we have of remembering the times we won. This is an example of:
• A) false memory.• B) availability heuristic.• C) false prototypes.• D) concept misattribution.• E) representativeness heuristic.
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10. Politicians know that labeling military action as a “pre-emptive strike” gains more support than, “invasion.” This is
an example of:
• A) belief perseverance. • B) framing.• C) overconfidence.• D) exaggerated fear.• E) belief bias
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11. The rule of grammar, its ___, helps determine the meaning being communicated.
• A) nanogram• B) linguistics• C) semantics• D) morpheme• E) phoneme
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12. The smallest unit of language that carries meaning is called a:
• A) morpheme.• B) phoneme.• C) babble.• D) telegraphic speech.• E) grammar.
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13. By the time infants are about 10 months old,
• A) they should be speaking full sentences.
• B) they should be putting two words together.
• C) their babbling is universal across all cultures.
• D) their babbling has features of the household language.
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14. The stage of speech in which a young child says things like, “go car,” and, “momma come,” is called:
• A) one-word speech.• B) telegraphic speech.• C) babbling.• D) morpheme speech.• E) household language.
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15. Chomsky believes our capacity for language is natural and quick due to:
• A) behavioral conditioning.• B) sequential developmental stages.• C) language being entirely inborn.• D) a language acquisition device.
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16. According to Worf (1956), differences among languages cause differences in perceptions and thinking. This idea is called:
• A) displacement hypothesis.• B) linguistic determinism.• C) perceptual change theory.• D) linguist shift.
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17. Deaf children are unable to learn a language:
• A) if their parents are hearing and don’t sign.
• B) if their parents are deaf and sign.• C) in some languages more than
others.• D) regardless of what they are
exposed to.
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18. Wallace Lambert (1992) found that bilingual education:
• A) resulted in a loss in vocabulary for the English speaking children.
• B) had no benefit to Canadian students.• C) resulted in higher levels of English
proficiency.• D) resulted in higher levels of
self-esteem for Hispanics.
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19. Thinking in images and without words
• A) is not possible. • B) can improve your performance on
the basketball court.• C) is found only in animals.• D) occurs more often in cultures
without language.
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20. Students wanting to improve their test scores should:
• A) should study every chance they get.• B) should spend 5 minutes every day
imagining themselves getting an “A”.• C) should think more often.• D) spend 5 minutes every day
imagining themselves studying.
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21. Most researchers who work with Apes conclude their mental accomplishments:
• A) are around the level of a 2-year-old human.
• B) include self-recognition.• C) include empathy and reasoning.• D) all of the above.
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22. Chimpanzees can use language:
• A) to meaningfully communicate with symbols.
• B) if taught to speak at an early age.
• C) to obey commands.• D) just like people.
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23. Bees communicate:
• A) in a quick series of buzzing sounds.
• B) with their antennae. • C) by a complex dance to tell
where the flowers are.• D) all of the above.
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24: Human communication differs from animal communication in our use of:
• A) vocal sounds.• B) syntax.• C) phonemes.• D) morphemes.
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25. Animal researchers have shown that chimpanzees and apes can:
• A) communicate with one another.• B) show insight.• C) comprehend the syntax of
human speech.• D) all of the above.
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Zimbardo Video
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When asked the question about the length of the Mississippi, answers were more
inclined to be closer to the mileage given to the person. This is called…
A. Risk AversionB. Group ThinkC.Cognitive DissonanceD.Availability HeuristicE. Anchoring Effect
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Thinking and Language Answers
1. B
2. D
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. D
7. C
8. C
9. B
10. B
11. C
12. A
13. D
14. B
15. D
16. B
17. A
18. C
19. B
20. D
21. D
22. A
23. C
24. B
25. D