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1 Cognition Domain

2 Thinking Module 24

3 Module Overview Concepts Problem Solving Problems Solving Problems Click on the any of the above hyperlinks to go to that section in the presentation.

4 Concepts Module 24: Thinking

5 Cognitive Abilities All the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing and remembering.

6 Concept A mental grouping based on shared similarity. Categorizing items in one’s environment

7 Prototype A typical best example incorporating the major features of a concept. The closer a new object is to our concept prototype the easier it is to categorize it

8 Concept Hierarchy A means to keep mental information organized from basic concepts to specific ones

9 Concept Hierarchy

10 Problem Solving Module 24: Thinking

11 Problem Solving: Algorithms Module 24: Thinking

12 Algorithms A problem-solving strategy that guarantees the solution to a problem. Not always the most efficient method

13 Problem Solving: Heuristics Module 24: Thinking

14 Heuristics A rule-of-thumb problem-solving strategy that makes a solution more likely and efficient but does not guarantee a solution. These can be handy shortcuts, or they can get us into trouble

15 Problem Solving: Insight Module 24: Thinking

16 Insight The sudden realization (Aha!) of the solution to a problem.

17 Problems Solving Problems Module 24: Thinking

18 Mental Set The tendency to approach a problem in a particular way. The set may or may not be helpful in solving a new problem

19 Problems Solving Problems: Fixation Module 24: Thinking

20 Fixation A mental set that hinders the solution of a problem. One needs to think beyond the mental set to solve the new problem

21 Luchins Water Jar Problem

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31 Functional Fixedness The tendency to think of things only in terms of their usual functions.

32 Functional Fixedness Can you think of a way to use these materials to mount the candle on a bulletin board?

33 Functional Fixedness

34 Problems Solving Problems: Confirmation Bias Module 24: Thinking

35 Confirmation Bias The tendency to focus on information that supports preconceptions.

36 Problems Solving Problems: Counterproductive Heuristics Module 24: Thinking

37 Availability Heuristic Estimating the likelihood of events based on their availability in memory. Can be correct or incorrect

38 Problems Solving Problems: Overconfidence Module 24: Thinking

39 Overconfidence When confidence is greater than accuracy.

40 Problems Solving Problems: Framing Module 24: Thinking

41 Framing How an issue is worded or presented, which can influence decisions and judgments.

42 The End


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