Information Processing:Decision Making Flashcards

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Define selective attention

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The process of filtering out irrelevant information from the display

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What are strategies to develop selective attention

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-high levels of experience
-learning to focus on the stimulus
-mental practice

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Describe the DCR process

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  1. Detection-performer picked up relevant information from the display using the senses and selective attention
  2. Comparison-trying to match the information identified as relevant to information already stored in the long term memory

3.Recognition- the performer has used the information from the memory to identify an appropriate response

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What are the roles of the translatory mechanisms

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-Helps to convert information so that decisions can be made

-information from the senses are filtered, then adapted into an image that can be sent to the memory for comparison

-uses past experiences so that information received can be linked and sent to the memory system

-actions are stored in the memory in the form of motor programmes and translatory mechanisms uses coded information to retrieve the appropriate motor programme.

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