Information Processing Flashcards

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What is the purpose of this theory?

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  • To explain how information is encoded into memory
  • Inspired by data science
  • Continuous development - quality and quantity with experience
  • Focus on how children and adults develop components of cognitive thinking
  • One course for all
  • Both nature and nurture
  • The child is active
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How does it work?

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  1. Input - Sensory memory: information presented to our senses - from environment. Sounds smells.
  2. Processing: information coded, transformed and organized
  3. Output: behavioural response
  • The child is active in its learning; modify thinking in response to environmental stimuli
  • First to our short term memory(processor), to a long term memory(harddrive)
  • Different capacities
  • Retrieval and encoding
  • Information processing is sequential, 1-2-3
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What are some potentional limitations of this “theory”?

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  • Explain things like the brain is a computer
  • Not much info on how nature and nurture effect developing of components
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