Chapter 11: Information Processing, Memory and Learning Flashcards

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Information Processing Circuit

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Sensory stimulation (sense above threshold)
-> Sensory memory (short term) ->

Attention circuit:
Perception -> Concious Processing (uses LTM) -> Response

Long term memory circuit:
LTM + Procedural memory (automatisms) -> Response

Response -> Feedback -> Sensory stimulation

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Concious Processing

Downside?

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1 task at a time

Can do 1 concious + 1 unconcious task

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Attention

Types (2)

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Selective: 1 thing + cocktail party
Dividided: 1+ things, performance-

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Vigilance

What is? Linked to? Vigilance Types (2)?

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Sustained attention for non-ordinary event
Linked to circadian rythm
Hyper/Hypo vigilance

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Hypovigilance

Reasons (6), Actions to remedy (5)

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Reasons: Low workload, fatigue, warm, low lighting, monotours, after meal

Actions: Lookout for symptoms, walk, talk, nap, embedded training

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Hypervigilance

Effect (1)? Response Time? Particular Error?

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Paranoia
Time / action goes down -> errors, innacuracies
Response error: use prepared response for wrong stimulus

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Sensory Memory Store
Types of Sensory Memory (2), Time Stored, Where?
What % Makes it to STM

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Iconic: .5 - 1s in visual sketch pad
Echoic: 2 - 8s in phological loop
< 1%

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STM

Other Name, Duration, # Info Stored, Downside (2), Technique for Remembering Better

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Short Term Memory or Working Memory
10 - 30s
5 +/- 2 piece
Susceptible to interruption, remember new info (ATC = remember wind)
Chunking
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LTM

Characteristics (2)? Types (3), Which is Explicit/Implicit?

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Unlimited & Permanent

(ex) Episodic: memories (Amnesia)
(ex) Semantic: knowledge, languages…
(im) Procedural: automatisms, skills, motor programs

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LTM

Inconsistency (3), Improvement Techniques (3)

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Desires and Experiences change LTM
Expectancy Bias: memory change to fit expectations
Techniques: Mneumonics, overlearning, association

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Learning
Learning Mechanics (4), Learning Efficiency Depends on (4)
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Classical Conditioning (Pavlov)
Operant Conditioning (feedback)
Insight Learning (experiences, brain)
Imitation Modelling)
Depends on: motivation, rehearsal, pratical linkage, mental health
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Skill

What is? Concious or Unconcious?

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Unconcious ability

organised / coordinated pattern of physical, mental, intellectual, social, psychological activity

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Skill Learning

Skill Learning Steps (3), by Who? What Happens if Not Enough Practice?

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Anderson:
1. Cognitive (theory)
2. Associative (Practice)
3. Autonomous (Internalized)
not enough practice -> 3 back to 2
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Mental Program & Schemes

What is Program? Schemes? Benefits (2)? Downsides (2)?

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Program: automatic movement for skills
Schemes: info to use motor programs in procedural memory
+ releave workload, more time
- errors, attention

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