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| mathematician - person can recall 500x the info in entire set of encyclopedia britannica |
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| experiment - letters presented visually, mistakes with rhyming. proves STM is primarily acoustic |
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| "magic number" and chunking |
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| distractor technique - measure duration of STM with no rehearsal |
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| tape recording experiment - people remember general meaning but not exact wording; proves LTM is primarily semantic |
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| relearning method and savings |
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| experiment with categorized lists - with retrieval cues ("building type" list), people could remember; proves memory doesn't disappear, just need correct cues |
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| three types of heuristics: anchoring, representativeness, and availability |
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| three things are necessary for creativity: expertise, creative skills, and motiviation |
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| nobel prize for research in decision making biases involving money |
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| experiment of people's confidence in their predictions |
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| people are born with built in grammar |
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| made english version of Binet's test: Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale and followed high IQ people for 70 years |
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| modified previous IQ tests to make WAIS-III |
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| triarchic theory of intelligence: analytic, practical, and creative |
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