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Chapter 9Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
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Steps in Problem Solving
1. Find and frame problem
2. Develop good problem-solving strategies
3. Evaluate solutions
4. Rethink and redefine problems and solutions over time
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Problem-Solving Strategies
Subgoaling Set intermediate goals to help you reach the
final solution Algorithms
Strategies that guarantee a solution Heuristics
Shortcut strategy that suggests, but does not guarantee, a solution
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Problem-Solving Obstacles
Optimal problem solving might require humility – methods are open to revision
Fixation Using a prior strategy without looking for a new
perspective
Functional Fixedness Fail to solve a problem because of a fixation with the
usual functions.
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Reasoning and Decision Making
Reasoning The mental activity of
transforming information to reach conclusions
Inductive reasoning Driven by data; bottom-up; general
specific
Deductive reasoning Driven by logic; top-down; specific
general
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Reasoning and Decision Making
Decision Making Evaluating alternatives and making choices
among them
Reasoning and decision making can occur without conscious awareness
Complex decision making may benefit from a lack of conscious thought
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Decision-Making Obstacles
Confirmation Bias Tendency to search only for information that supports
our ideas
Hindsight Bias Tendency to falsely report after the fact that we
predicted an outcome
Availability Heuristic Predict the probability of an event based on how easily
similar events are recalled
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Critical Thinking
Thinking reflectively and productively and evaluating the evidence
Mindfulness – Alert and mentally present
Open-Mindedness – Receptive to new ways of looking at things
Divergent versus Convergent Thinking
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Creative Thinking
Creative people are divergent thinkers Convergent vs. divergent
Characteristics of creative thinkers Flexibility and playful thinking
Brainstorming Inner motivation Willingness to face risk Objective evaluation of work
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Creative Problem Solving
1. Preparation
2. Incubation
3. Insight
4. Evaluation
5. Elaboration
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Intelligence
What is intelligence?
Definitions of intelligence reflect culture Measuring intelligence Validity Reliability Standardization
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Intelligence Tests
Binet – Mental Age (MA)
Stern – Intelligence Quotient (IQ) IQ = (MA/CA) * 100
Stanford-Binet Test
Wechsler Scales
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Intelligence: Normal Distribution
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Influences on Testing
Cultural Bias in Testing
Genetic Influences on Intelligence Heritability
Environmental Influences on Intelligence Flynn effect
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The Flynn Effect
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Variations in Intelligence
Giftedness: IQ ≥ 130
Mental Retardation: IQ < 70 Classifications of mental retardation:
Mild, moderate, severe, profound Categories of support:
Intermittent, limited, extensive, pervasive
Organic versus Cultural-Familial Retardation
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Theories of Multiple Intelligences
Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory Analytical intelligence Creative intelligence Practical intelligence
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Theories of Multiple Intelligences Gardner’s Eight Frames of Mind
Verbal Mathematical Spatial Bodily-Kinesthetic Musical Interpersonal Intrapersonal Naturalist
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Language
Language - A form of spoken, written, or signed communication based on symbols
Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
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Influences on Language
Biological Influences Language universals Hemispheric specialization
Environmental Influences Behavioral view Language exposure Maternal speech
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Development of Language
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Language and Education
Whole-Language Approach Belief that reading instruction should parallel natural
language learning Reading should be integrated with other subjects and
focus on real world material
Phonics Approach Reading instructions should teach basic rules for
translating symbols into sounds Complex reading materials after basic mastery