Study Guide for Modules 27-30 Module 27 Define and give an example of recall Define and give an example of recognition Define relearning What are retrieval cues? Give an example. What is priming? What are context effects? Give an example related to your own life. Describe state-dependent memory. Describe mood-dependent memory. Module 28 What are the 3 sins of forgetting? Describe and give an example of each. What are the 3 sins of distortion? Describe and give an example of each. What is the 1 sin of intrusion? Describe and give an example. Describe how encoding failure can lead to forgetting. Ebbinghaus’ Forgetting Curve What is retrieval failure? Describe and give an example of proactive interference and retroactive interference. What is the misinformation effect? How does imagining events relate to false memories? What is source amnesia? What are some similarities and differences between true and false memories? Discuss some of the issues related to children’s eyewitness recall. What are some techniques that can be used to improve memory? Module 29 Define cognition What is a concept? How do we form concepts? Define prototype Know the research finding in Figure 29.2 Define algorithm What are heuristics? Compare and contrast algorithms and heuristics What is insight? What part of the brain is activated when insight occurs? What is confirmation bias? What is fixation? What are two examples of fixation? What is a mental set? What is functional fixedness? Give an example. Know representativeness heuristic and how it can lead to incorrect conclusions. Know availability heuristic and how it can lead us in the wrong direction. What is overconfidence? Give an example. What are four influences related to fear? Describe how framing can affect our decisions and judgments. What is belief bias? What is belief perseverance? Module 30 Define language Know what phonemes, morphemes, grammar, semantics, and syntax are How many words does the average child learn a year? How many words will the average high school graduate know? Know the different stages of language development (babbling, etc.) Skinner and his theory on language development Chomsky and his theory on language development Age and learning language (critical period?) Linguistic Determinism and Whorf How might language influence thinking? Animals and language