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- 1. Information Processing Chapter 6 Lucina Anselmo, Luanne Haygood A
- 2. The Sequence of Information Processing Long-term memory External Sensory Initial stimulus register processing Working or short-term Forgotten memory Forgotten A
- 3. What does it comprise of? External stimulus H
- 4. The Sequence of Information Processing Long-term memory External Sensory Initial stimulus register processing Working or short-term Forgotten memory Forgotten H
- 5. Two Main points 1. Have to pay Sensory attention to retain info register 2. Need time to process in order to Forgotten retain info H
- 6. W R T Z Letter Game S H N L Sensory Register D J F X A
- 7. W R T Z S H N L D J F X
- 8. W R T Z S H N L D J F X
- 9. The Sequence of Information Processing Long-term memory External Sensory Initial stimulus register processing Working or short-term Forgotten memory Forgotten H
- 10. Working / Short- Initial Working or short-term processing Term Memory memory Forgotten Were the mind operates information, organizes and connects it to other information . H
- 11. •Research on working memory Working Memory scores correlate with IQ test scores. IQ nor WM is a set score. Both can be improved through training WM. One study showed strong evidence that an increase in WM capacity raises IQ. H
- 12. Card game H
- 13. •Research on working memory AWMA is an assessment tool for teachers and psychologists to screen students for WM problems. Significant deficiencies in Working Memory are a reliable predictor of poor academic performance in children with ADD, ADHD, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and Specific Language Impairments. H
- 14. N-Back Game A
- 15. The Sequence of Information Processing Long-term memory External Sensory Initial stimulus register processing Working or short-term Forgotten memory Forgotten A
- 16. Long-term memory Long-term memory is that part of our memory system where we keep information for long period of time. Episodic Memory, Semantic Memory, Procedural Memory A
- 17. Episodic Memory Episodic memory a type of long- term memory for specific event and experiences. Besides 911 what other example can we give for this type of memory? A
- 18. Semantic Memory Bison Diagram on Page 165 H
- 19. •Procedural Memory Automatic •Riding a bike •Playing a musical instrument PAGE 170 A
- 20. Question and Answers Long-term memory External Sensory Initial stimulus register processing Working or short-term Forgotten memory Forgotten
- 21. •References Automated Working Memory Assessment. (2012). Retrieved September 21, 2012, from http://pearsonclinical.co.uk Klemm, William R. Training Working Memory: Why and How (2012). Retrieved September 21, 2012, from http://www.psychologytoday.com Slavin, Robert E. (2009). Educational Psychology: Theory and Practice (Ninth Edition2009).New Jersey: Pearson Education. Soak Your Head. (2012). Retrieved September 21, 2012, from http://www.soakyourhead.com
Editor's Notes
- Q & D- What does it comprise of?
- 1sec
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- Definition and ExplanationShort and Limited space (5-9 bits and a matter of seconds)Random Word GameScientific Research on Working MemoryWorking memory and student Learning DisabilitiesN-back game to increase working memory
- Brief explanationEpisodic Memory Q & D (JFK & 911)
- / 911/ Prom / driving a car /
- A. Show initial Diagram again (Q&D to see how much was retained).B. Challenge any class member if they remember all words from Random Word Game.C. Reward Winner.