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THINKING. Vocab, Concepts

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show contents in the mind that stand for some object, event, or state of affairs  
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show idea that shares some of the actual characteristics of the object it represents e.g. left side of image shows left side of object, and vice versa  
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show mental representations that resemble the objects they represent by directly reflecting the perceptual qualities of the thing represented  
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symbolic representation   show
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show statement relating a subject and a claim about that subject  
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show in network-based models of mental representation, a "meeting place" for the various connections associated with a particular topic  
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show in network-based models of mental representation, connections between the symbols (or nodes) in the network  
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spreading activation   show
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show thinking aimed at a particular goal  
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judgment   show
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heuristics   show
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availability heuristic   show
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representativeness heuristic   show
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dual-process theory   show
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show fast, efficient, but sometimes faulty type of thinking  
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show the slower, more effortful, and more accurate type of reasoning  
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show process of figuring out the implications of particular beliefs  
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show tendency to take evidence that's consistent with your beliefs more seriously than evidence inconsistent with them  
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show logic problem containing two premises and a conclusion; the syllogism is valid if the conclusion follows logically from the premises  
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show the way a decision is phrased or the way options are described. Seemingly peripheral aspects of the framing can influence decisions by changing the point of reference  
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loss aversion   show
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affective forecasting   show
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satisfice   show
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means-end analysis   show
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subroutines   show
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show ability to do a task without paying attention to it  
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Stroop effect   show
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show the perspective that a person takes and the assumptions he makes in approaching a problem  
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show reorganization of a problem that can facilitate its solution, a characteristic of creative thought  
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