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Language

A system of symbols and rules for combining those symbols in ways that generate an infinite number of possible messages and meanings

Phonemes

The smallest unit of speech sound in a language that can signal a difference in meaning

Morphemes

Smallest unit of meaning in language

Syntax

The rules that govern the order of words

Semantics

The actual meaning of words and sentences

"Univeral grammar"

Some grammatical rules are common to all languages

Propositions

Mental statements that express ideas

Concepts

Basic units of semantic memory mental categories for similar objects

Prototype

The most typical unfamiliar members of a category or class

Belief bias

A tendency to abandon logical rules in favor of our own beliefs

Confirmation bias

Tendency to look for evidence that confirms believe her rather than evidence that this confirms it

Overconfidence

Being fixed and saw on the function or procedure of an object that you are blind to alternative

Algorithms

Formulas or precise sequences of procedures that automatically generate solutions

Heuristics

General problem solving strategies like a rule of thumb that we apply to certain classes of situations

Representative heuristic

Using prototypes to judge situations people and objects

Availability heuristic

People base judgements and decisions based on how easily information is available in memory

Reasoning

An aspect of intelligent thinking that allows us to acquire knowledge and solve problems

Deductive reasoning

Top-down from general principles that are held to be true to a specific instance

Inductive reasoning

Bottom-up from specific facts working up to a general principle

Pragmatics

Knowledge of the practical aspects of using a language