Cognitive Processes

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Cognitive processes

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1) Attention

2) Perception and Recognition

3) Memory

4) Learning

5) Reading, speaking, listening

6) Problem solving, Planning, reasoning, Decision making

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Attention

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Process of selecting things to concentrate on, at a point in time, from the range of possibilities to choose from

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Perception

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How information is aquired from the environment via the senses

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Memory

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Recalling various forms of knowledge that allow us to act appropriately

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Learning

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i) how to use a computer-based application

ii) using a computer based application to understand a given topic

(carroll 1990)

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Reading, Speaking, Listenting

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Forms of language processing.

e.g's

people prefer listening to reading

written language is permanent / listening is transient

Reading is quicker

Listening require less cognitive effort

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Problem solving, plannning, reasoning, decision making

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Processes involving reflective cognition.

Thinking about the what to do, what the options are and what the consequences are.

conscious processes.