What are the three goals of thinking?

By using my notes and reading book chapters. Pick one essay to complete.

Answer in complete sentences and academic  paragraphs (min. 8 sentences). Use your own words (UYOW) to complete  essays in a minimum of two typed pages;10% deduction from total possible  points if not in own words; 10% deduction if essay does not meet  minimum length requirements; 10% deduction if no citation or reference  page; 50% deduction if not based on class data.

What  is the name of the theory reinforcement (R) and punishment (P) are a  part of? Explain the name. (2) Who created this theory (2)? What portion  of this three part theory do R and P represent (4)?  What is the  intended purpose of reinforcement (2)?  What is the intended purpose of  punishment (2)? Define and then provide an example of positive  reinforcement, negative reinforcement, positive punishment, and finish  with negative punishment (36). Explain one way learning is related to  memory and intelligence (12) (define then relate terms for full credit).

What are the three goals of thinking? (6) Define  an algorithm (2). List and explain one strength and one weakness of  using an algorithm (6). Define a heuristic (2). List and explain one  strength and one weakness of using a heuristic (6).  Provide an original  example of an algorithm that you have used (6), and provide a properly  named example of a heuristic you have used (6). How can cognitive  distortions hinder thinking (4)? Identify two distortions from the list  (describe what they mean, and share how each of the distortions you  chose might distort reality) (12)? What is one relationship between  intelligence and cognition (use definitions then relate terms for full  credit)(10)?

The textbook citation is   Griggs, R. A. (2017). Psychology. (5th ed.). New York: Worth.