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Psychology11 Unit 5

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algorithims a methodical step-by-step process to make a decision or solve a problem
cognition the mental processes of thinking, communicating, understanding, and remembering
eugenics the idea that optimal traits can be realized through selective reproduction
Flynn effect IQ tests dramatically increase in more recent generations, providing evidence that many of the basic ideologies in IQ tests were inaccurate
groupthink when a decision is made based on social pressure rather than careful analysis and evaluation of an issue
heuristics informed guesses, leading to quick and efficient desision-making
jargon words associated with specific groups or professions that can be difficult for others to understand
linguistic determinism the idea that language defines the way we think
linguistic relativism the idea that our languages influences our thinking
overconfidence overestimating the accuracy and truthfulness of your information
savant an individual who is unusually skilled in a specific area
selective attention when we focus on specific information in the world around us while ignoring other information
thinking using the mind to analyze and assess the world around us
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