1. Thinking
Thinking or cognition refers to a process that involves knowing, understanding, remembering and communicating.
Thinking involves a number of mental activities listed below, and cognitive psychologists study them with great detail.
Concepts, Decision making, Problem solving, Judgment formation
OBJECTIVE 29-1| Define cognition.

2. Mental grouping of similar objects, events, ideas, or people
Mental grouping of similar objects, events, ideas, or people. There are a variety of chairs but their common features define the concept of chair.
OBJECTIVE 29-2| Describe the roles of categories, hierarchies, definitions, and prototypes in concept formation.

3. Organize concepts into hierarchies

4. concepts by a mental image or a best example

7. Ability to produce novel and valuable ideas

8. Convergent thinking Vs
Divergent thinking

9. CREATIVITY
Convergent thinking – taking logical steps to find a single solution to a problem
Divergent thinking – generating creative ideas by exploring multiple
solutions