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Cognitive Psychology

midterm

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name the syndrome that involves an inattention to objects in one part of the visual field neglect or hemispatial neglect
is attention space-based, object based, or both? both
when attention is controlled in a top-down fashion, this is known as what? endogenous
moving attention from one target to another is known as what? shifting
a syndrome in which one cannot focus their attention on more than one object at a time balint's
true or false: according to researchers, language is uniquely human true
when children speak in simplified, incomplete sentences, it's called what? telegraphic speech
when children overextend a grammatical rule, this is called what? over-regularization
what's an example of over-regularization? that hurted
broca's area the area of the brain that is important in speech production
mcgurk effect the finding that we combine visual and auditory signals to comprehend speech
true or false: imagery and perception appear to share the same brain mechanism true
which brain area is active in both vision and imagery? vi or occipital lobe
mental images are _______ based depiction
the _____ hypothesis is that images in one's mind parallel visual images from an external source paralleism
2 reasons why herbert terrace concluded that nim didn't learn language 1. his utterances did not increase in length (typically 1-2 words) 2. even long utterances were grammatically incorrect and uninformative
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