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Cog. Exam 3 part 1

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factors in TLC   show
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show further research showed that "frequency of occurrence" (experience) determines associative connections -1st time: Robin flies in yard, notice that Robin's fly -2nd time: already know they fly, now notice red breast *more each time//all link together  
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Results   show
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cognitive economy   show
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show -a canary is a canary -a canary is a bird (1 step) -a canary is an animal  
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Empirical test of TLC   show
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TLC: associative network   show
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show ex. does a cricket have skin? *work through levels animal- mammal mammal- K9 k9- golden retriever  
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long term memory   show
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1) cognitive economy incorrect   show
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Teachable Language Comprehender Model (TLC): 1 version   show
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show then we will associate b/w them// the more often they co-occur, the stronger the link will be  
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key points to start   show
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4th function   show
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3rd function   show
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2nd function   show
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1st function   show
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show -the mental representations of knowledge are concepts, and as such, concepts are fundamental aspects of intelligent behavior ex. understand trees then fly to Brazil and know what a tree is even if haven't seen kind before  
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show wanted to be able to say "The dog was running through the woods" wanted it to translate in every language, DIDNT WORK!! -different languages have different meanings for words lengths= associative ties b/w them  
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3) Semantic Relatedness   show
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2) typicality effects   show
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Constructive/Reconstructive effects   show
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Scripts   show
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Office Study   show
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show -spatially organized schema that refer to the physical or spatial relations of objects in space *some things are always the same, if changed can irritate people (remembering stuff that should be there, not actually is (TOP DOWN))  
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Schema can aid   show
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Schema Theory   show
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show North Pacific Indian Folktale -transition from life to death -normalize and rationalize (add info) -if we couldn't rationalize, we omitted it *went from NP Indian Folktale to Western Civ Ghost Story w/ Ghosts and Indians  
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show -the basic unit of knowledge is best represented as a proposition (the smallest unit possible) -propositional networks = associate networks with a proposition at each node Episode: Sam sells veggies to Guido who owns a restaurant (3 propositions) Sells  
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Priming   show
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