Cognitive Psychology

A. an algorithm
B. trial and error
C. a heuristic
D. a prototype

A. speed up language development in some children
B. minimize the overconfidence phenomenon
C. involve greater reliance on language skills
D. save time in arriving at solutions to problems

A. Psychological reactance
B. Cognitive dissonance
C. Behaviour differential
D. Behavioural inconsistency

A. availability heuristic
B. belief perseverance phenomenon
C. framing effect
D. confirmation bias

A. Correlation method
B. Experimental method
C. Naturalistic observation method
D. Participant observer method

A. stimulus-response connections
B. animal behavior
C. the comparison of functional and behavioral psychology
D. the comparison of different types of psychotherapy

A. sign language
B. pictures
C. computers
D. Morse code

A. overregularization
B. two-word speech
C. one-word speech
D. telegraphic speech

A. syntax
B. morphemes
C. overregularization
D. phonemes

A. self-recognition
B. transmitting cultural innovations
C. generating category hierarchies
D. linguistic determinism