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5-9 pieces of information
5-7 pieces of information
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Large-trained memory
Long-term memory
Little-term memory
Long-time memory
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Short-term selective attenion
Selective attention
Long-term effectors
Long-term memory
Short-term sensory store
Perception
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When a performer faces a new situation, relevant stimuli are passed from the short-term memory for a comparison to be made from similar experiences. If some information is recognised, the similarities are noted and a quick decision is made. If the performer experiences a new situation, a motor programme is formed based on available knowledge, but this may delay the decision making process.
When a performer faces a new situation, relevant stimuli are passed from the short-term sensory store, and a decision is made by filtering out irrelevant stimuli via selective attention. If some information is recognised, a quick decision is made and no extra information is stored. If the performer experiences a new situation, a motor programme is formed based on the feedback provided from the effectors.
When a performer faces a new situation, relevant stimuli are passed from the short-term memory, and a comparison is made with past experiences. If some information is recognised, a quick decision is made and similarities in the information are stored. If the performer experiences a new situation, a motor programme is formed based on the knowledge available, speeding up the decision making process.
When a performer faces a new situation, relevant stimuli are passed via selective attention, and a comparison is made with new experiences. If some information is recognised, a quick decision is made and similarities in the information are stored. If the performer experiences a new situation, a motor programme is not formed and the decision making process is delayed.
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A) encoding b) encoding
A) perception and encoding b) encoding
A) encoding b) encoding and recognition recall imagery
A) encoding b) encoding and decision making
A) recognition recall imagery and encoding b) encoding
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Short-term sensory store
Motor programmes
Working memory
Input from sensory receptors
Long-term memory
Reaction time
Selective attention
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