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Category > Psychology Posted 02 Nov 2017 My Price 10.00

Mental representations

this is a bunch of psyc 001 question, can you help me

which of the following is true of mental representations? They are less useful for thinking about things one sensed in the past. They usually do not allow one to imagine things in the future. They are frequently not about things one is currently sensing. They are not useful for thinking about abstract ideas that have no physical existence. __________ refers to the process of drawing inferences or conclusions from principles and evi- dence. Intuiting Backcasting Reasoning Abstracting ______ consists of visual representations created by the brain after the original stimulus is no longer present. Verbal concept Visual perception Mental grouping Visual imagery A bird has feathers and wings. It is a living thing, and it can move. It is a puffing or a canary. What does the example illustrate? A mind map GEOLOGY 101 REPORT 1
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Visual imagery A mental model A parallel distributed network Which of the following best describes the language acquisition device? An innate capacity to come up with novel words and utterances. A device that imitates adult speech to aid language development in children. An innate and biologically based capacity to acquire language. An interactive device that helps a child learn different languages at a time. Identify a difference between visual perception and visual imagery. Visual perception can be measured on an ordinary scale, whereas visual imagery is abstract, and it is difficult to determine its intensity. Visual perception occurs through verbal formulation, whereas visual imagery primarily occurs through mental rotation. Visual perception occurs in the absence of sensory stimulus, whereas visual imagery is imagin- ing an object turning in three-dimensional space for a long period of time. Visual perception occurs while the stimulus is still present, whereas visual imagery consists of visual representations created by the brain after the original stimulus is no longer present. __________ comprises the set of rules for combining symbols and sounds to speak and write a particular language. Semantics Prototype Syntax Grammar GEOLOGY 101 REPORT 2
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