https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf Made with whimsy en-us 2016-11-21 15:39:37 UTC 2016-12-06 15:20:35 UTC hello@padlet.com rheaobe6721 https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf/wish/139127753 the mind works like a computer
-shows we have sensory, short, and long term memory
--sensory: lasts shorter for visual and longer for auditory: iconic is visual, echoic is auditory
elaborative rehearsal: making meaning of what is learned

sensory registers are waiting rooms

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decay theory-information naturally decays over time
interference theory- proactive- old and retroactive-new

schema: mental script using the past
reconstruction: LTM changes over time, eye witness testimony is not reliable, elizabeth loftus
cues: recognition and recall

Benjamin Worf: linguistic relativitiy, language determines the way we think, snow and eskimos
BF skinner: language is learned through association and reinforcement, praised on speaking
Chomsky: learn and speak language used in the environment

Language stages:
Babbling stage: 2-4 monthes, spontaneous utterances
One Word stage: 1-2 years old and use one up to convey meaning
Two word stage: use two word sentences 
Phonemes: smallest usits of language, letters and sounds, change phoneme changes meaning
morphemes; smallest units that have meaning

7 types to improve memory:
1. pay attention and reduce interference
2. use rehearsal techniques
3.Organization
4. Counteract serial position effect
5. Time management
6. Employ self-monitoring and overlearning
7.use mnemonic devices]]> 2016-11-29 15:24:02 UTC https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf/wish/140529332 rheaobe6721 https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf/wish/141405282 my definition of cognition: the way a person thinks, learns and comprehends things around them. They contribute to a persons perspective and emotions.

cognition makes people individual from another even though it may not be correct.]]> 2016-12-02 15:18:04 UTC https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf/wish/141405282 rheaobe6721 https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf/wish/142039000 2016-12-06 15:20:35 UTC https://padlet.com/rheaobe6721/vlrrykz8velf/wish/142039000