Infomation processing Flashcards
Whitings model
>input >receptor systems >perceptual systems >translatory mechanisms >effector mechanisms >muscular system >output data >feedback data
Who suggested the working memory model?
Baddley and Hitch
Role of the Central Executive?
> controls three slave systems
> has a limited capacity
Role of slave systems
> Phonological Loop: auditory information, a temporary storage, creates a memory trace
Visuospatial sketchpad: holds spatial and visual info, also kinasthetic info
Episodic Buffer: stores info in episodes, combines pieces of info
How do you ensure effective storage?
> chunking: small groups of info put together
mental rehearsal
reinforcement/rewards
enjoyable fun
practice/ rehearsal
linking/association with past experiences
chaining
What is Hicks Law?
As the number of choices increases so does reaction time
increase is not proportional
How do you improve reaction time?
> practice > selective attention > mental rehearsal > improve fitness > optimal arousal > anticipation
Difference between types of anticipation?
> Temporal: when the action will be performed
> Spatial: what action is going to be performed and where
Components of a recall schema?
> initial conditions: gathering info from the display
> response specifications: based on IC you decide what movement to perform
Components of a recognition schema?
> sensory consequences: gathering info about the movement via intrinsic feedback
response outcome: gathering info based on the result of the movement