Test3 Flashcards
Affect the movement of info from one component to another
Control process
a concept studied in cognitive psychology that refers to how we actively process specific information present in our environment.
Attention
~~> SR –> STM/WM LTM
~~>sensory motor –> Short term memory Long Term Memory
Dual store model of memory
Different forms of conditioning that work
Effective stimulus
Factors influencing attention
Size Intensity Incongruity Novelty Emotion
Long term memory
Retains info for a long time
Capacity is unlimited
Stored by:
Language
Visual imagery
Stimulus that others are aware of & stimulus that exists in real life
Nominal stimulus
The process of repeatedly verbalizing or thinking about a piece of information
Rehersal
Holds info for short period of time to BEGIN processing
Unlimited capacity
Stored in the form in which it has been sensed
Sensory register
Short term/working memory
Short memory duration
Very limited capacity
Not based on form
Mental retardation
IQ below 70
Specific learning disability
Performance in one domain is significantly lower then your overall ability
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Inability to focus & sit still
Ability to receive or understand language
Receptive language
Express & speak language
Expressive language
Mental retardation IQ cutoff
Under 70
Average IQ cutoff
85-115