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By creating your own example of the term being applied in a real life situation, you are demonstrating an understanding of the term

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• By creating your own example of the term being applied in a real life situation, you are demonstrating an understanding of the term.  
• By utilizing the keyword method you are increasing your chances of being able to recall the term and its meaning in the future.

Each team member is responsible for doing the four below things for any four terms listed below that have not already been taken by another team member.

• This means you will need to read through all other team member posts, before posting your reply to this discussion prompt, to ensure your terms haven't already been taken.

Directions for each of the four terms you pick:

1. Define the term .
2. Write one way this term plays out in a real life situation.
3. Find online, or take a picture, that represents the term or key concept and embed it under your description- remember to resize it to 200- like you did in the "process and product oriented student examples" assignment.

your example of "the key word method" using your term. A description of this method is located in the "Techniques To Enhance Memory" page of this module. This will be difficult so it is worth more points (4 points per accurate and original example)

 

Please only use the below approved terms for this assignment:

 

Chapter 6 Terms

Qualitative development

Schema

Habituation

Holophrase

Telegraphic speech

Chapter 7 Terms

Mutual regulation

Social referencing

Autonomy

Internalization

Self-regulation           

Chapter 9 Terms

Symbolic function

Centration

Irreversibility

Egocentrism

Fast mapping

Pragmatics

Private speech

Generic memory

Episodic memory

Autobiographical memory

Chapter 12 Terms

Seriation

Transitive inference

Horizontal décalage

Inductive reasoning

Deductive reasoning

Metamemory

Working memory

Convergent thinking

Divergent thinking