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Cognition
The mental processes involved in acquiring, processing, storing, and using knowledge.
Main processes in cognition
Perception, attention, memory, thinking, language, learning, and creativity.
Schema
A mental framework that helps organize and interpret information.
Why are schemas useful?
They help us quickly organize and understand information.
4 Key features of schemas
Organize information, Influence perception, Guide memory, Can cause bias or stereotypes
Person schema
A mental framework about a particular person or type of person.
Social schema
A mental framework about social groups and interactions.
Self schema
Beliefs and knowledge about yourself
Event schema
Expectations about how things normally happen
Role schema
Expectations about behaviors associated with a social role
What role does language play in cognition?
It is a key medium for thought, communication, and organizing knowledge. It influences how we think and understand the works
Function of language in communication
It allows individuals to express thoughts, ideas, and emotions.
How does language help memory?
It helps encode and retrieve information, making it easier to remember.
How does language help problem solving
It helps organize thoughts, reason, and generate solutions.
How does language help conceptualization
It helps form concepts and categories, shaping how we think about objects and ideas
How does language support cognitive development?
As children learn language, they develop abstract thinking and reasoning skills.
Problem solving
Cognitive process of identifying a challenge and generating solutions to overcome it.
Stages of problem solving
Identification, Definition, Generation of Ideas, Evaluation of solutions, Implementation, and Reviewing
Creativity
The ability to generate original and valuable ideas, concepts, or solutions.
Originality
Producing ideas that are new or unique.
Flexibility
The ability to change perspectives and explore different approaches.
Fluency
The ability to generate many ideas or solutions within a given tiMe
Elaboration
Developing and refining ideas by adding detail and making connections.