Memory and Information Processing Flashcards

1
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how can anticipation decrease reaction time?

A

if anticipation is incorectly judged and the stimulus is not what was expected, there will be a delay while the first and second stimulus is processed.

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2
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How can Hicks law not be a straight linear relationship?

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the player can get familiar with the enviroment, which makes response time quiker. , the number of choices are reduced.

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3
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Define anticipation

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prejudging a stimulus

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4
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what is a choice reaction time?

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the time it takes to respond to a stimulus when there are multiple responses from which to choose.

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5
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Define spatial anticipation.

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pre-judging where and what is going to happen.

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6
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Define temporal anticipation.

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pre-judging when the stimulus is going to happen.

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7
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How can performers use PRP to their advantage?

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fake dummies

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8
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How can anticipation increase reaction time?

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as info processing is sped up, the info processing has already been processed before the action has happened, so the movement can occur immediately.

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9
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how to improve response time?

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-increase intensity of stimulus.
-mental practice
-focus and concentrate
-improve fitness
-anticipation

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10
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What’s the correct relationship between reaction time, response time and movement time?

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Reaction time + movement time= response time

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11
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Define simple reaction time.

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One stimulus, one response.

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12
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Define choice reaction time.

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Several stimuli and several responses.

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13
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Explain the factors that affect reaction time.

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Stimulus intensity
Previous experience
Anticipation
Age
Gender
Arousal levels

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14
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Movement time

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The time taken from the start of the movement to completion of movement.

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15
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Reaction time

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Time taken from the onset of the stimulus to the start of the movement.

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16
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Improving response time

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Concentration/ pay attention/ selective attention/ focus on cues/ mental rehearsal

17
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Single channel hypothesis, explain this.

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dealing with one stimulus at a time.

18
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Define the term psychological refractory period

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A delay when a second stimulus is presented before the first had been processed.

19
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Explain Hick’s law

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More choices slows/ longer response time. High number of responses, no change in response time/ plateau.

20
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whiting’s model of memory:

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input data from display
receptor systems
perceptual mechanism
translatory mechanism
effector mechanism
muscular system/output data
feedback data

21
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perceptual mechanism:

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Dcr, selective attention process

22
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translatory mechanism:

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Decisions converted to command using LTM

23
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effector mechanism:

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muscle are sent impulses, action is carried out.