Information processing – Atkinson-shriffrin model of information processing
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The Atkinson-Shiffrin model from 1968-1971 proposes that human memory involves receiving input through the senses, transforming and storing it, and retrieving it when needed. It uses the information processing approach which likens memory to how computers process information by taking it in, processing it step-by-step, and producing an output. Specifically, the model describes memory as involving three stages - encoding where information is converted for storage, storage where information is retained over time, and retrieval where stored information is accessed when needed.
Information processing – Atkinson-shriffrin model of information processing
- 1. Information Processing – Atkinson – Shriffrin Model 1968-1971 (Storage and Tranfer model) Suresh Babu G Asst. Professor in General Education CTE, CPAS Paippad
- 2. Information Processing Information processing is a cognitive activity in which human nervous system receives an input of information through sense organs, transformed it, stored it, and retrieved it when needed.
- 3. • The information processing approach to understand human memory is based on the functioning of digital computers that takes items of information in; processes them in steps; and then produce an output. Information Processing
- 4. • According to information processing theory, human memorization process involves three tasks: 1. Encoding : the process through which information is converted into a form that can be entered into memory. 2. Storage : the process through which information is retained in memory over varying periods of time. 3. Retrieval : the process through which the information stored in memory is located and accessed when it is needed. Information Processing
- 5. Atkinson – Shriffrin Model
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