Psychology: Thinking & Language PowerPoint/Google Slides, Guided Notes + Video Clips

Psychology: Thinking and Language PowerPoint is a great resource to add to your psychology curriculum. This 28 slide PowerPoint is packed with beautiful graphics, engaging video clips and presenter notes that aid your understanding of each slide. I have used these with my A.P. classes as well as regular psychology classes.

PowerPoints also include optional student-guided notes for students to complete during lecture for differentiated instruction.

** Includes Google Slides versions of PowerPoints for distance learning.

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Topics Include
cognition
concept
prototype
Algorithm
heuristics
insight
mental set
functional fixedness
availability heuristic
overconfidence
belief perseverance
creativity
divergent thinking
Sternberg’s Five Components of Creativity
language
phoneme
morpheme
grammar
semantics
syntax
language development
• babbling
• one word stage
• two word stage
• telegraphic speech
Learning Theory approach to language
Nativist Approach to language - innate processes
Language Acquisition Device(LAD)
Noam Chomsky
critical period
Washoe and Kanzi
linguistic-relativity hypothesis
mental rehearsal

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