Capacity Constrained Reader Model (CC-R Model)
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Capacity Constrained Reader Model (CC-R Model)
- 1. CC-R Model Capacity Constrained Reader Model Just & Carpenter ,1980
- 2. Working Memory CC-R Model Higher- Level Processes Lower-level processes
- 3. • Cognitive processes decoding text input automatically by using activated information Lower- Level Processes • Cognitive processes extracting information from text and integrating with prior knowledge Higher- Level Processes • Limited cognitive sources involving reading comprehension Working Memory
- 4. Model’s claims person's language comprehension depends on his or her working memory capacity
- 5. Key Factors Increased syntactic complexity Increased linguistic ambiguity Variation in selectivity and suppression in mechanisms Demand on the maintenance of textual information across distances External demands on memory load Demands imposed by time constraint
- 6. Conclusion CC-R Model is intended to show how readers vary in their reading abilities influenced by limited capacity of cognitive resources
Editor's Notes
- “A person with a larger memory capacity for language may be able to draw on a larger supply of resources, like a homeowner who can draw on more amperes of current than a neighbor, and can thus generate more units of cooling or heating.”