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Chapter one vocabulary.

QuestionAnswer
Experiential cognition Thinking that occurs during passive experience
Reflexive cognition Reacting "mindfully" to what you are reading or watching.
Self-reference Relating facts, terms, and concepts to your own experiences and things you know well
Mnemonic A memory aid that links information to words or memories that are easy to remember
Spaced practice Large number of relatively short study sessions
Massed practice Long, uninterrupted study sessions
Self-testing Posing questions to yourself
Active listener A person who knows how to maintain attention, avoid distraction, and actively gather information from lectures
Critical thinking An ability to evaluate, compare, analyze, critique, and synthesize information
Reflexive SQ4R method An active study-reading technique based on these steps: survey, question, read, recite, reflect, and review
Overlearning Continuing to study and learn after you think you have mastered a topic
Self-regulated learning Deliberately self-reflective and active self-guided study
Weekly time schedule A written plan that allocates time for study, work, and leisure activities during a one-week period
Term schedules A written plan that lists the dates of all major assignments for each of your classes for each semester or quarter
Specific goal A goal with clearly defined or measurable outcome
PsycINFO a searchable online database that provides brief summaries of the scientific and scholarly literature in psychology
What does SQ4R stand for? Survey, question, read, recite, reflect, review.
What does LISAN stand for? Lead, don't follow. Ideas. Signal words. Actively listen. Note taking.
Created by: ashleighwren
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