MindMap Gallery Thinking and Language Mind Map
This is a mind map about thinking and language, including language, reasoning and decision-making, the nature of thinking, problem solving, etc. Hope this helps!
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thought and language
reasoning and decision making
reasoning
Meaning: The cognitive processing process of drawing conclusions from known information
Category: deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning
Reasons for failure: premise atmosphere effect, transposition theory, psychological model
decision making
Meaning: The process by which individuals evaluate and select alternatives
Decision theory: expected utility theory, prospect theory
Heuristics and biases in decision-making: representativeness heuristic, availability heuristic, anchoring and adjustment heuristic
language
general properties of language
Concepts and Characteristics of Language
Concept: Language is a highly structured system of symbols used in communication and thinking
Characteristics: creativity, structure, referential significance, arbitrariness
The structure of language: phonemes - morphemes - words - sentences
Activity forms of language: dialogue language, monologue language, written language, internal language
The relationship between language and thinking
The influence of language on thinking
The influence of thinking on language
language acquisition
The general process of children's language development: 4 months: lip reading and speech; 6 and 7 months babbling; 1 year saying words; 2 years - making sentences; 3 years sentence types; 5 years grammar rules
Language acquisition theory: Skinner - operant learning, Chomsky - innate universal grammar
language use
language understanding
speech perception
vocabulary comprehension
Sentence understanding
discourse comprehension
the emergence of language
nature of thinking
Thinking is the human brain’s indirect, general response to objective things: meaning
indirectness
generalization
types of thinking
action thinking, image thinking, abstract thinking
Intuitive thinking and analytical thinking
Convergent thinking and divergent thinking
Conventional thinking and innovative thinking
The basic unit of thinking--representation and concept
Appearance
Representation is the image of something that appears in people's minds when the thing is not in front of them: meaning
Intuition, generality, operability: characteristics
Processing and transformation of representation---imagination
The process of processing and transforming existing images in the mind is called imagination
Classification
Whether it is purposeful - unintentional imagination and intentional imagination
Novelty, originality - reimagining and creating imagination
concept
People’s mental representation of a type of thing: meaning
type
Conjunctive concept, disjunctive concept, relational concept
formal concepts and natural concepts
Collins and Quinn's hierarchical network model: representation and organization
The process by which individuals grasp the essential attributes of concepts: formation
problem solved
The cognitive process of using information to achieve goals: Implications
Degree of problem clarity—well-defined problems and poorly defined problems: Types
problem solving strategies
trial and error
algorithm strategy
An algorithm is a program that guarantees problem solving
heuristic
Means-end analysis
mountain climbing
reverse search
Expert problem solving
rich experience
Important psychological factors affecting problem solving
How the problem is represented
Set the trend
Umbrellas can only hide from the rain----the function is fixed
motivations and emotions
Outbreak of inspiration---brewing effect
Seeking an experienced traditional Chinese medicine doctor for medical treatment - personal experience
interpersonal relationships
Saw invented from grass-prototype inspiration
creative problem solving
Guilford: Defining and measuring creativity
4 stages of the creative process
Preparation period - brewing period - inspiration period - verification period
Cartels, Baron and Harrington, Amabile, and social environment: factors influencing creativity