Cognition

Cognition is...

• A mental act by which we recreate the world outside and are able to transform it

• A mental act by which knowledge is acquired

• the action of using one's mind to produce thoughts.

• A mental act by which we set the rules of our own bevaiors.

The many types of cognitive processes include...

• Attention, language, learning, memory, perception, and involuntary reflexes.

• Routines, language, learning, memory, intuition, and thought

• Attention, language, learning, memory, perception, and thought

Cognition permits the individual to control the environment at ever greater distances from the immediately perceived and experienced.

• Definitely, it is part of our humanity

• No, We must be in touch with the immediate reality

Examples of natural concepts are....

• justice, honor, and freedom because their rules of application are poorly defined

• Triangle, rectangle, circle... because those have clearly defined rules

• images because they, in most occasions, resemble the experience of visually perceiving some objects

Which of the following IS NOT a common error in reasoning ...

• conclussion without evidence

• emotional sentence

• making a decision frame

• showing false generosity

• wishful thinking