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1

The surface structure of a language consists of the way symbols are combined within that language.
A)T
B)F
2

Phonemes are the smallest units of sound that are recognized as separate in a given language.
A)T
B)F
3

The linguistic relativity hypothesis suggests that language determines how we think.
A)T
B)F
4

The most typical and familiar members of a category or concept are called prototypes.
A)T
B)F
5

Reasoning from general principles to a conclusion about a specific case is called inductive reasoning.
A)T
B)F
6

Using problem-solving schemas to solve problems is called a mental set.
A)T
B)F
7

The availability heuristic is involved in exaggerating the likelihood that something will occur because it easily comes to mind.
A)T
B)F
8

Content validity refers to how highly test scores correlate with criterion measures.
A)T
B)F
9

Fluid intelligence refers to the ability to deal with novel problem-solving situations for which personal experience does not provide a solution.
A)T
B)F
10

According to Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence, metacomponents are used to encode and store information.
A)T
B)F





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