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Which of the following statements is NOT an assumption of cognitive science? - ANSWERIndividual differences are of central interest. Mental modules are assumed to be - ANSWER- domain specific AND informationally encapsulated Spearman believed in a single general mental ability called the ___ fac...

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COGNITIVE SCIENCE REVISION. ALL EXAM REVISION

QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED

A+) (2024 UPDATE)

Production System Cycle: - ANSWER- Pattern matching, conflict resolution, execution of

matching rules.


Production Rule: - ANSWER- If-THEN statement; if condition met then execute action.

(Rules)


Limitations of Imagery: - ANSWER- Loss of details (surface information)


Propositional Networks - ANSWER- Set of interconnected concepts and relationships in which

long-term knowledge is held


Propositions: - ANSWER- factual statement, specific instance, concepts, relationships,

smallest unit with truth value, building blocks, independent of verbal representation.


Category - ANSWER- a set of things; rules for membership


Concept - ANSWER- knowledge that defines a category


Mental Economy - ANSWER- representations that need to store details; identification--

inherited properties.


Mental Buckets - ANSWER- concepts that allow us to form representations of objects, events,

and ideas.

,Disadvantage of Categorization: - ANSWER- distortion of between/within category difference

(Tajfel and Wilkes); line length estimationtask


Prototype - ANSWER- Representation "Average"; may not actually exist.


Feature Approach - ANSWER- Classical; Rule Based; all members equally good examples,

learning defining features. EX. Triangle


Prototype Theory - ANSWER- Category membership decisions are perceptual; more typical

items; verified more quickly.


Exemplar View - ANSWER- perception 2; storage of representation of specific examples in

memory; memory--comparison


Semantic Networks - ANSWER- General Knowledge, 2 link types, strength of association, no

explicit hierarchy.


Cognition - ANSWER- the act or process of knowing; the results of such processes


Cognitive Science is ______ - ANSWER- interdisciplinary


The information processing approach views thinking as a process of - ANSWER- symbol

manipulation


Your score on this practice quiz is an example of the ____ level of description. - ANSWER-

behavioral


Noam Chomsky is known for - ANSWER- adding the study of "deep structure" to linguistics

, Which of the following statements is NOT an assumption of cognitive science? - ANSWER-

Individual differences are of central interest.


Mental modules are assumed to be - ANSWER- domain specific AND informationally

encapsulated


Spearman believed in a single general mental ability called the ___ factor. - ANSWER- g


When an intelligent system processes several pieces of information simultaneously, we say that

____ has occurred. - ANSWER- parallel processing


Which of the following is NOT a major contributing discipline to the field of cognitive science? -

ANSWER- chemistry


One of the first scientists to address the question of machine intelligence was_____ - ANSWER-

Alan Turing


A cognitive architecture is assumed to be - ANSWER- innate


The term for the qualitative sensations that constitute subjective experience is ______________. -

ANSWER- qualia


The question of how the immaterial can interact with the physical is known as the ____________.

- ANSWER- mind-body problem


Theories of mind that posit only one substance, property, or process are called _______. -

ANSWER- monistic theories

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