In the information processing model, the stage in which information from the environment is init

In the information processing model, the stage in which...

Key Concepts

Information Processing Model

The information processing model is a cognitive framework that illustrates how humans receive, process, store, and retrieve information. It typically includes a series of stages that guide the flow of information from perception through to long-term memory storage, emphasizing the sequential nature of human cognition.

Sensory Memory

Sensory memory is the stage within the information processing model where environmental sensory input is initially captured. It involves the brief, high-fidelity storage of sensory information received from the environment, allowing only a small portion to proceed to further processing stages through the focus of attention.

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00:01 All right, so this question is asking, working memory is most active during which portion of the information processing model? a short term memory, b, sensory memory, c, retrieval, d encoding, and e long -term memory.

00:14 So i actually forgot to put d -encoding and e long -term memory.

00:18 Let me fix that really quickly.

00:21 All right, fixed it.

00:22 Okay, so the key words in the question here is information processing model.

00:28 It would be working memory, but if you understand the information processing model, i believe that will help you better in really processing, no pun intended, this question.

00:42 So how does it help us? well, we know with the information processing model, there are four main concepts that we want to think about.

00:52 Working memory, sensory memory, short -term memory, and long -term memory.

00:56 Leaving us with retrieval encoding not really being key components in the information processing model.

01:03 While they are important in memory, they're not important specifically to the model, such that retrieval is really about that act of practice or retrieving information that is already encoded in order to instill it in long memory.

01:17 And as i just said, encoding is that sort of action associated with getting memories from the short term to the long term.

01:24 So while the information processing model looks at stages, retrieval and encoding are the actions that bypassed, or wouldn't say bypass, but move those memories between those stages.

01:35 Therefore, we could eliminate c and d, leaving us with short -term memory, sensory memory, and long -term memory.

01:43 So working memory is a relatively newer concept applied to the information processing model that is coupled with the right answer...

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