1. DOUBLE JEOPARDY

2. Outline for Jeopardy
Mrs. Evans

3. 100 200 300 400 500 Language Thinking Language II Language III
Hodge Podge
Tidbits
100
200
300
400
500

4. Involves a system of symbols
Language 100
Involves a system of symbols

5. Language 100
language

6. Smallest unit of speech that conveys meaning
Language 200
Smallest unit of speech that conveys meaning

7. Language 200
morpheme

8. Language 300
Lies at base of language hierarchy and smallest units of sound in spoken language.

9. Language 300
phonemes

10. Rules about how units of speech can be combined into sentences.
Language 400
Rules about how units of speech can be combined into sentences.

11. Language 400
syntax

12. The social learning view theory of language says we get language how?

13. Through operant conditioning, rewards, and imitation
Language 500
Through operant conditioning, rewards, and imitation

14. Thinking 100
Style of thinking most likely to produce creative outcomes is trying to expand range of outcomes and thinking possibilities

15. Thinking 100
Divergent thinking

16. The tendency to perceive an item only in terms of its common use.
Thinking 200
The tendency to perceive an item only in terms of its common use.

17. Thinking 200
Functional fixedness

18. Methodical procedure for trying all possible solutions to a problem.
Thinking 300
Methodical procedure for trying all possible solutions to a problem.

19. Thinking 300
algorithm

20. A guiding principle or “rule of thumb” used in problem solving.
Thinking 400
A guiding principle or “rule of thumb” used in problem solving.

21. Thinking 400
heuristic

22. Thinking 500
The lily pad problem is an example of what technique in problem solving?

23. Thinking 500
Working backwards

24. Language II 100
According to what theory of language that parents insist on closer and closer approximations to correct word?

25. Language II 100
Learning theory

26. Working memory is another name for
Language II 200
Working memory is another name for

27. Language II 200
Short term memory

28. Who said language determines thought?
Language II 300
Who said language determines thought?

29. Language II 300
Whorf

30. Who had the theory of language called the Nativist Theory.
Language II 400
Who had the theory of language called the Nativist Theory.

31. Language II 400
Chomsky

32. According to cognitive theories language acquisition is tied to
Language II 500
According to cognitive theories language acquisition is tied to

33. Children’s progress in thinking
Language II 500
Children’s progress in thinking

34. How many phonemes does English have?
Language III 100
How many phonemes does English have?

35. Language III 100
40-45

36. Speaking a wide variety of phonemes and syllables is called
Language III 200
Speaking a wide variety of phonemes and syllables is called

37. Language III 200
babbling

38. Child’s early 2 words utterances
Language III 300
Child’s early 2 words utterances

39. Language III 300
Telegraphic speech

40. What are the 3 basic milestones of language development
Language III 400
What are the 3 basic milestones of language development

41. phonological, semantic, and grammatical
Language III 400
phonological, semantic, and grammatical

42. Skinner says children learn language through
Language III 500
Skinner says children learn language through

43. Imitation, reinforcement, shaping
Language III 500
Imitation, reinforcement, shaping

44. What makes baby’s babbling unique?
Hodge Podge 100
What makes baby’s babbling unique?

45. They babble sounds used in many different languages
Hodge Podge 100
They babble sounds used in many different languages

46. Failing to use a dime as a screwdriver is an example of
Hodge Podge 200
Failing to use a dime as a screwdriver is an example of

47. Hodge Podge 200
Functional fixedness

48. What does research say about creative people?
Hodge Podge 300
What does research say about creative people?

49. More confident, independent, and non-conforming than average
Hodge Podge 300
More confident, independent, and non-conforming than average

50. How does creativity relate to IQ?
Hodge Podge 400
How does creativity relate to IQ?

51. Hodge Podge 400
Weakly correlated

52. Saying “Me go” is an example of ________?
Hodge Podge 500
Saying “Me go” is an example of ________?

53. Hodge Podge 500
Telegraphic speech

54. Tidbits 100
Is there a way to tell the difference between constructed memory and true memory; if so how ?

55. Using other methods such as written records
Tidbits 100
Using other methods such as written records

56. Tidbits 200
What language theory states that we use an inborn ability to learn language at a certain developmental stage

57. Tidbits 200
Nativist theory

58. What is a representativeness heuristic?
Tidbits 300
What is a representativeness heuristic?

59. Tidbits 300
Basing the estimated probability of an event on how similar it is to the typical prototype of that event

60. Tidbits 400
What is the current assessment of Whorf’s linguistic relativity hypothesis?

61. Tidbits 400
Labels we apply affect our thoughts (so not as strong as Whorf’s ideas)

62. Tidbits 500
If you are told that Syd is an engineer and Fran is an elementary teacher and then assume that Syd is the husband and Fran the wife, when the opposite is true is an example of a

63. Representative heuristic
Tidbits 500
Representative heuristic