Information processing Flashcards
What is the basic model of information processing
input—> decision-making—-> output-^ ^—————-feedback<——
What is input?
The performer takes an information from the environment.
They choose what is the most relevant signal of information to them at the time.
For example: the performer uses site to, and watching a cricket ball flying through the air.
What is decision-making?
The performer select an appropriate response from memory, perhaps one they have used in this situation before.
The short-term memory is the working memory. information from the display that has been attended to is held in the short term memory for a short time.
 The long-term memory holds information that has been released and stored
For example: the cricketer may have attended to the site of a ball in the air, he recalls the memory of a previous catch from long-term memory, and compares it to what he is currently seeing short-term memory so that the decision to catch can take place
What is output?
The decision chosen is sent to the appropriate muscles to carry out the response.
For example: impulses are sent to arms and hands to start the appropriate muscular movements for the catch to take place.
what is feedback?
Information is received from within themselves, and from others regarding the success of the action.
Feedback is received while doing the school as well after the school.
For example, you can feel the ball in your hands, intrinsic, and your teammates cheer when you catch it, extrinsic.
