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Information Processing Chapter 7 Information Processing

Information Processing Steps Stimulus Attention Encoding Memory Thinking Response

Information Processing Resources Capacity Processing Speed Mechanisms of Change

Attention Defined Types of Attention Selective Divided Sustained Executive

Attention (cont.) Infancy Childhood Orienting/Investigating Habituation/Dishabituation Joint Attention Childhood

Memory Types Short Term Long Term Working Content Knowledge Expertise

More Memory Infancy Childhood First Memories Infantile Amnesia Memory Span

More Memory Strategies Organization Elaboration Imagery Reconstructive Memory** Children as Eyewitnesses

Thinking Defined Infancy Childhood 1. Critical Thinking --Reciprocal Teaching 2. Scientific Thinking 3. Problem Solving

Metacognition Defined Metamemory Theory of Mind 18 mos. to 3 yrs. 7 and up

More Metacognition Individual Differences Autism Metacognition in Childhood

Study Guide Definitions Steps of Info Processing Four Areas of Info Processing Theory (see flow chart) Changes in Info Processing Infancy Early Childhood Late Childhood Thinking Theory of Mind Autism

Study Guide Basically, this chapter consists of two areas of information Definitions Changes from Infancy to Childhood