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| When we think we together objects, events, or ideas that have similar characteristics. |
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| It is an object or an act that stands for something else. |
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| An example of a concept that best exemplifies that concept. |
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| It is a specific procedure that, when used properly and in the right circumstances, will always lead to the solution of a problem. |
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| Are rules of thumb that often, but not always, help us find the solution to a problem. They are shortcuts. |
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| We know that certain things we can do. Will have certain results ends. |
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| Thought is limited to available facts. One tries to narrow one's thinking to find the single best solution. |
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| One associates more freely to the various elements of a problem. One follows leads that points them in various directions. |
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| The conclusion is true if the premises are true. |
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| The idea or statement that provides the basic information that allows us to draw conclusions. |
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| Their hypothesis rather than disprove them. |
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| People make decisions about a sample according to the population that the sample appears to represent. |
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| People also make decisions on the basis of information that is available to them in their immediate consciousness. |
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| Another shortcut that people sometimes take in making decisions. |
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| The units of meaning in a language. |
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| Is the communication of ideas through symbols that are arranged according to rules of grammar. |
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| The relationship between language and the things depicted in the language. |
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| Language Acquisition Device |
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| These assert that humans have LAD. Animals do not. |
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