Category: Science
Created by: tim.zhaotianqi
Number of Blossarys: 40
A way of thinking about cause and effect in the world that is learned as part of experiencing everyday life.
A form of pragmatic reasoning that states that if a person satisfies condition A, then they have permission to carry out action B.
Innovation, creating novel ideas, making new connections between existing ideas. Associated with divergent rather than convergent thinking.
Improved problem-solving performance after a delay during which the problem is temporarily set aside.
Judging the frequency or probability of events based on their availability in memory. Events that are remembered more easily are judged as being more frequent or probable than events that are ...
Occur when a correlation between two events appears to exist, but in reality there is no correlation or it’s much weaker than it is assumed to be.
Judging the probability that something belongs to a category based on how well it represents or matches that category. • Based on similarity and prototypicality • Judgment fails to consider base ...