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EXAM 2026 EXAMINATION TEST
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS GUARANTEED TO PASS
⩥ Conceptually driven analysis. Answer: Numerous unknowns and
undefined variables and relationsships.
Often immidiate interpretation of complex concepts.
Accuracy driven by mental models and feedback over time.
⩥ Working memory. Answer: System that processes inputs and
determines whether or not they are important, encoding them for long-
term or short-term memory storage
⩥ Pattern recognition. Answer: Cognitive process that matches
information from external sources to information that is stored in long-
term memory.
⩥ Template matching. Answer: Every object and experience is processed
by brain and stored as a template in long-term memory. When presented
with situation, long-term memory is searched for matching template
from the past.
, ⩥ Prototype matching. Answer: When presented with situation, long-
term memory is searched for AVERAGE or similiar templates reffered
as a "prototype". More flexible then template matching and better for
working with incomplete information.
⩥ Top Down. Answer: Using previous knowledge (could be contextual)
to fill in gaps when we do not have complete information.
⩥ System I thinking. Answer: Intiutive thinking, fast, effective, often
accurate but prone to errors. Draws on available knowledge and
experience and existing mental modes.
⩥ System II thinking. Answer: "Analyttical thinking". slow, methodical
and conscious. Involves analytic processes like scientific method or
structured analytical techniques.
⩥ Mental Models. Answer: System I thinking.
Experience base asumptions and expectations of the way the world
operates
⩥ Structured Analytical Techniques. Answer: Almost al include
Decomposition (breaking problem into components) and Visualization
(capturing parts of problem in organized/visual manner)
6 distinct families:
- Getting Organized
EXAM 2026 EXAMINATION TEST
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS GUARANTEED TO PASS
⩥ Conceptually driven analysis. Answer: Numerous unknowns and
undefined variables and relationsships.
Often immidiate interpretation of complex concepts.
Accuracy driven by mental models and feedback over time.
⩥ Working memory. Answer: System that processes inputs and
determines whether or not they are important, encoding them for long-
term or short-term memory storage
⩥ Pattern recognition. Answer: Cognitive process that matches
information from external sources to information that is stored in long-
term memory.
⩥ Template matching. Answer: Every object and experience is processed
by brain and stored as a template in long-term memory. When presented
with situation, long-term memory is searched for matching template
from the past.
, ⩥ Prototype matching. Answer: When presented with situation, long-
term memory is searched for AVERAGE or similiar templates reffered
as a "prototype". More flexible then template matching and better for
working with incomplete information.
⩥ Top Down. Answer: Using previous knowledge (could be contextual)
to fill in gaps when we do not have complete information.
⩥ System I thinking. Answer: Intiutive thinking, fast, effective, often
accurate but prone to errors. Draws on available knowledge and
experience and existing mental modes.
⩥ System II thinking. Answer: "Analyttical thinking". slow, methodical
and conscious. Involves analytic processes like scientific method or
structured analytical techniques.
⩥ Mental Models. Answer: System I thinking.
Experience base asumptions and expectations of the way the world
operates
⩥ Structured Analytical Techniques. Answer: Almost al include
Decomposition (breaking problem into components) and Visualization
(capturing parts of problem in organized/visual manner)
6 distinct families:
- Getting Organized
