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Cognitive Psychology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Scaffolding
        
        Providing temporary support to help the learner bridge the gap in the ZPD
        
        Gradual withdrawal of support as the learner becomes more competent
        
        Social Interaction
        
        Cultural Tools and Artifacts
        
        Internalization and Development
        
        Criticisms and Debates
        
        Applications and Legacy
        
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        Cultural Variability
        
        Lack of Clarity in ZPD
        
        Role of Language
        
        Private Speech
        
        Internalization
        
        Play and Make-Believe
        
        Cultural Tools
        
        Cultural-Historical Context
        
        Artifacts
        
        Importance of Social Context
        
        More Knowledgeable Other
- - - - Concepts and processes
        
        Implications and Criticisms
        
        Legacy and Continued Influence
        
        Continued Research and Application
        
        Ongoing Debates and Modifications
        
        Influence on Educational Psychology
        
        Cultural Variations
        
        Educational Applications
        
        Criticisms
        
        Age-related variability
        
        Underestimation of children's abilities
        
        Object Permanence
        
        Adaptation
        
        Egocentrism
        
        Operations
        
        Conservation
        
        Schemas
        
        Abstract Thinking
      - Accommodation
      - Assimilation
      - Equilibration
- - - - Ecological Paradigm
        
        Evolutionary Psychology
        
        Cognitive Neuroscience
        
        Integrative Approaches
        
        Interdisciplinary Research
        
        Cognitive-Behavioral Paradigm
        
        Localization of Function
        
        Neural Correlates of Cognition
        
        Brain-Computer Interface
        
        Modularity
        
        Adaptations and Cognitive Functions
        
        Situated Cognition
        
        Embodied Cognition
        
        Dynamic Systems Theory
      - Neural Networks
      - Parallel Distributed Processing (PDP)
      - Connectionist Models
- - - - Cognitive Maps
        
        Types
        
        Allocentric Maps: Independent of the observer's position
        
        Egocentric Maps: Relative to the observer's position
        
        Use in Navigation
        
        Orienting and wayfinding in physical spaces. Influencing decision-making based on spatial knowledge
        
        Formation
        
        Developed through exploration and experience. Influenced by landmarks, distances, and directions
        
        Applications
        
        Urban planning and design. Studying spatial cognition in psychology. Virtual reality and simulation technologies
        
        Definition
        
        Mental representations of spatial relationships and environments. Include knowledge about the layout and organization of Include knowledge about the layout and organization of spaces
        
        Cognitive Map Distortions
        
        Errors and biases in the mental representation of spaces. Influenced by cultural factors and cognitive processes
      - Neurological Basis
        
        Activation of brain regions involved in perception and involves similar processes to actual sensory experiences
      - Functions
        
        Aid in memory recall and recognition, Facilitate problem-solving and creative thinking, Enhance emotional experiences and mood
      - Applications
        
        Sports performance visualization, Imagery in therapeutic interventions, Imaginary practice in skill development
      - Definition
        
        Mental representations of visual, auditory, or other sensory experiences. Involves creating sensory-like experiences in the mind