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Mental representations of categories of objects, situations, or ideas that share common features are called:




a. heuristics.


b. prototypes.


c. images.


d. concepts.

d. concepts.

Formal concepts, like a circle, are:




a. more common than natural concepts.


b. learned through everyday experience.


c. defined by a prototype.


d. defined by specific rules.

d. defined by specific rules.

_____ concepts, such as mother, are defined by general characteristics.




a. Formal


b. Basic


c. Artificial


d. Natural

d. Natural

Obtaining, converting, and using knowledge is called:
a. thinking.
b. cognition.
c. introspection.
d. rumination.

b. cognition.

"Eureka! I've got it!" That sudden awareness of the path toward a problem's solution is called:



a. cognition.


b. insight.


c. creativity.


d. fluency.

b. insight.

Making several minor household repairs, Alyssa uses a shoe as a hammer and a butter knife as a screwdriver. Which of the following statements BEST characterizes Alyssa's problem solving?




a. She is constrained by a powerful mental set.


b. She is taking advantage of the availability heuristic.


c. She is forming subgoals.


d. She is not constrained by functional fixedness.

d. She is not constrained by functional fixedness.

Psychologists define _____ as the capacity to solve problems, adapt to the environment, and learn from experience.




a. reasoning


b. intelligence


c. cognition


d. creativity

b. intelligence

An individual's potential for learning is called:




a. intelligence.


b. flexibility.


c. aptitude.


d. creativity.

c. aptitude.

The g-factor is:




a. a component of Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence.


b. a broad factor that underlies every aspect of intelligence.


c. the same thing as Gardner's linguistic intelligence.


d. one of several components of intelligence.

b. a broad factor that underlies every aspect of intelligence.

Kyana is an excellent salesperson because she can usually find a way of connecting with a potential client. Based on this information, in which kind of intelligence would Gardner expect Kyana to be high?




a. creative


b. linguistic


c. analytical


d. interpersonal

d. interpersonal

If one wished to predict an individual's ability or potential for success in a given area, one would use an _____ test. If one wished to measure an individual's level of knowledge in a given area, one would use an _____ test.




a. aptitude; achievement


b. achievement; achievement


c. achievement; aptitude


d. aptitude; aptitude

a. aptitude; achievement