Wednesday November 18 2015 3 54 PM Memory What is thinking Unobservable activity by which a person recognizes past experiences through the use of symbols and concepts Symbol object art or a sound Concept the meaning attached to an object situation or event Thinking developing interactions with others Schema way of thinking Assimilation handling new experiences based off old experiences Accommodate adjusting and putting on a better behavior Ex Butler Equilibrium balance between accommodation and assimilation Uncritical Thinking human beings don t engage at all 1 2 3 All or nothing attitude good or bad Confusing coincidence with cause black cat knocking on wood Delusions false belief despite evidence to the contrary i Denial Creative Thinking divergent thinking thinking outside the box Doesn t say how instead says why Creativity imagination Incubation let it go for a few days Inspiration uh huh attitude Verification spell check Revision revise Brainstorming coming up w suggestions of top of head Booms Taxonomy developed a list of taxonomy emotions Levels How We Think Knowledge to know Comprehension to understand Application can you use what is proven to help a situation Analysis to break things down into tiny components Synthesis how can we create something new Evaluation to make a judgment 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 Affective Domain emotional side to human emotions Emotions chemical reactions in the brain In order to occur a stimulus must occur have a sensation Something must happen to feel that Perception Sensation meaning ATTATCHED Dr KarthWohl developed another list of taxonomy emotions 1 2 3 4 5 Human beings receive emotions tone Response expressions eye rolling Value conversation importance wanting best word in argument Organization argument becomes so important one looks forward to talking Characterization personality who you are James Lange Theory Perception of bodily change Can detect emotion in people Ex phone call home sense something in mom s voice Cannon Bard Theory Emotions are not necessarily physical Emotions can be completely cognitive based Ex it s all in the head Motivational drive when motivated energy is in one one is driven Lecture 4 Page 1 Motivational drive when motivated energy is in one one is driven Stimulus drive reduction emotions connected to incentives Social Motivation Why are you going to school To make money To support a family Connected work hard to get ahead Cognitive Dissonance when you dot have that harmony Contradictions that are irritable have to pay price Extrinsic Choices EXTERNAL Intrinsic Choices INTERNAL Dr Maslow s Higher Archie of Needs triangular diagram 1 2 3 4 5 SELF ACTUALIZATION satisfaction ESTEEM feeling good about yourself BELONGINGNESS do you feel welcomed need to SAFETY environment PHYSIOLOGICAL physical water food Lecture 4 Page 2