COG PSYCH

4. – Sudden realization of a solution to a problem.
6. – Type of knowledge that is hard to verbalize, like riding a bike.
7. – Type of problem with an unclear path to solution and no single correct answer.
8. – Language structure that governs how words form phrases and sentences.
10. – General term for knowledge about facts, concepts, and meanings.
12. – Theory suggesting people categorize by similarity to an ideal example.
14. – Reusing a strategy that worked before but is now unhelpful.
15. – A step-by-step procedure that guarantees a solution.

1. – A sequence of expected actions in a specific situation (e.g., ordering food).
2. – Understanding speech by using the same brain areas we use to speak.
3. – The mental framework used to organize knowledge and expectations.
5. – Inability to see a new use for a familiar object.
6. – The process of breaking sentences into parts to understand their structure.
9. – A problem-solving strategy that uses general rules or educated guesses.
11. – The smallest unit of speech sound in language.
13. – The smallest unit of meaning in a word.