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Unit 4
Lesson 1
Assignment

Chapter 10: Thinking and Language

Think about each question as you encounter it among the comments and answer it. Type your answers, on the assignment you downloaded, in a bold, green font after the highlighted questions. Then upload and submit this document.

I hope you always read David Myers’ introductions to the chapters in our book. I usually write a brief intro of my own here in these Internet lessons, just to get you thinking or pique your curiosity about the subject, but I can’t match the ones David Myers writes. He’s a master at capturing the scope of the chapter’s subject in a few paragraphs. So do read his introduction (page 395) to this chapter, as well as all other assigned ones.

From Thinking (pages 395-410)

*What is another name for thinking? (395) (It’s used often in the field of psychology.)
Cognition

*Define concept and prototype and give an example of each. (396-397)
Concept- mental groupings of......

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