Module 25 - Thinking - Crossword Labs

4. Overconfidence can be used to (blank) ourselves
8. What you might do to each button labeled STOP when trying to find the launch button
9. Something you break away from to combat fixation
13. We decide whether something belongs in a concept by matching it with our (blank)
14. Mental Shortcuts
15. A (blank)differs from an idea in the world of psychology
17. Occupation of Daniel Kahneman
23. (blank)and expecting it to be raining outside is an example of availability heuristic
24. The Mental Set process may lead to rapid
26. Tendency to think of things in terms of their usual functions
27. A concept (blank) organizes information into more basic, general, and specific levels
29. How you might press each button in an algorithm
30. A mental set applied too heavily

1. (blank) information helps assist memory and learning
2. There is no guarantee that a (blank) will produce a correct solution
3. In (blank) the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, and remembering, humans have no equals.
5. Many Mathematical formulas are (blank)
6. Kahneman's partner in research
7. (blank) memory load by not exceeding anymore than 5 at a time.
10. Mental Sets are helpful due to (blank)
11. The tendency to approach a particular problem in a particular way
12. Tendency to focus on information that supports preconceptions
16. Occurs when our confidence is greater than our accuracy
18. The (blank)heuristic estimates the likelihood of events based on their availability in our memory
19. Confirmation biases have the largest influence on (blank)
20. Confirmation bias is often the result of (blank) exposure
21. Psychologists define a concept as a mental group based on shared similarities. This definition differs from the more general definition of concept as a (blank)
22. An (blank) is the sudden realization of a solution or problem
25. The number of chunks of information the capacity of working memory is limited to
28. How we word and present an issue depends on (blank)