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3
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Organized ways of combining words to communicate with one another.
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4
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The study of how people perceive, learn, remember and think about information.
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6
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Knowing how.
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8
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The means by which we actively process a limited amount of information.
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9
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The ability to think about thinking.
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10
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What you are doing right now.
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11
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Mental shortcuts.
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12
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Process of recognizing, organizing and interpreting information.
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1
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Smallest unit of speech sound.
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2
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Knowing that.
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5
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Used to create, maintain, and retrieve information about the past.
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7
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The type of memory that allows you to remember information forever.
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