Information Processing
- Created by: cam lessels
- Created on: 16-03-14 23:48
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- Information Processing
- Whiting's Model
- Input gathered by 3 receptors
- Exteroceptors
- extrinsic information (outside body) e.g sound, touch, sight etc.
- Proprioceptors
- Internal information from nerve receptors in muscles and joints e.g kinaesthesis
- Interoceptors
- Internal information from organs, passed to CNS to control bodily functions
- Exteroceptors
- Input gathered by 3 receptors
- Main stages
- Input
- AKA stimulus identification. Information from environment via sensory system.
- Perceptual mechanism used ( interpretation of info.) Irrelevant info filtered via selective attention.
- Decision making
- Gathered info used to create motor programme
- AKA response identification. info processed and decision made based upon previous experience using translatory mechanism.
- Output
- Motor programme completed via effector mechanism and muscular system
- AKA response programming
- Input
- Perception
- Detection
- Performer aware of whats going on around them
- Comparison
- Performer compares what is happening with past experiences
- Recognition
- performer realises whats happening requires a response
- Detection
- Welford's model
- Model
- Whiting's Model
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