Representational thinking is described as which of the following? a. the ability to represent, or think through, a problem in their minds before going into action b. the ability to connect visual representations of objects with verbal labels c. the ability to represent concrete ideas with abstract images d. the ability to remember the location of objects hidden from view

Farr et al (2012) write about the American phenomenologist, Hubert Dreyfus, who is interested in what he calls ‘mental representation’: that is, in the content of thinking, For Dreyfus, this kind of thinking, which involves the mental manipulation of representations, does not work without what? Group of answer choicesa tiny cinema encased inside the brain, and consisting of a delicate assembly of neurons and chemical processesthe body in contextlanguagediscrete sensory systems such as sight, hearing and touch, which provide data filtered from the outside world and rendered as internal objects

Thinking that involves cognitive skills to generate, test and revise theories in psychology is called thinking.

The pictorial account of intentionality suggests that mental representations2 pointsAre direct reflections of the external worldAre abstract and actually non-representationalAre not influenced by sensory experiencesAre not similar to or resemble external objects

Which type of thinking occurs when children create a linguistic representation of their cognitive understanding and see the potential of language reading and writing as a tool for communicating? a. simultaneous acquisition b. dialect awareness c. literate thinking d. phonemic awareness

Which statement BEST describes the general relationship between thinking and language?