Information Processing Theory TOM

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hardware

memory systems

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cognition

series of mental processes (computer)

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What develops according to IPT?

hardware and software

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How is knowledge acquired according to IPT?

acquired by child

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Who makes development happen according to IPT?

Child (active, overlapping waves)

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What makes development happen according to IPT?

continuous quest for knowledge

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Shape of development according to IPT

continuous and simultaneous (no distinct transitions or stages)

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What are the 3 memory systems?

sensory, short term (working), and long term

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sensory memory function

Holds onto sights, sounds, and smells briefly before identification

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sensory memory limit

Fraction of a second

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sensory memory development

Some increase in duration over lifespan (change is not dramatic)

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working memory function

Work space to connect, attend to, process, and think about information

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working memory limit

A few seconds or pieces of information

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working memory development

Increase in capacity and speed across childhood and adolescence

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long term memory function

Stores information on a long-term basis

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long term memory limit

unlimited

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long term memory development

Increase in amount of content continuously over entire lifespan

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What are two software mental strategies?

rehearsal and selective attention

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rehearsal

repeating information to commit it to memory

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example of rehearsal

learning a new phone number

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selective attention

intentionally focusing on the most relevant information

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example of selective attention

recalling toys vs other objects

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What are two ways to build software knowledge?

content knowledge and categorization

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content knowledge

how much you know about something

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example of content knowledge

recalling toys vs other objects

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categorization

how you group what you know

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example of categorization

learning a new phone number

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mental strategies and knowledge...

improve with age

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software

supports information processing—speed and accuracy—by helping to integrate new knowledge with existing knowledge (strategy and knowledge)

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overlapping waves theory

learners are active problem solvers

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problem solving

Identify goal, detect obstacles, and devise way to obtain goal

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What is the process of IPT?

series of operations --> how thought operates

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What kinds of growth according to IPT?

incremental growth

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What methods are used for IPT?

microgenetic

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microgenetic

Same participant studied repeatedly over a short period as they master a task

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Theory of mind

an awareness that other people's behavior may be influenced by beliefs, desires, and emotions that differ from one's own

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example of TOM

Ryan dislikes cake, but he pretends to like it because he thinks most other people like cake.

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false-belief task

Tests understanding that own belief may be different from other's belief

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mean monkey false belief task

kids are explained that mean monkeys will always want the sticker they want; what can they say to get it?

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TOM development

improvement in hardware and software

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How would info processing theorists explain the video?

Better memory for components of problem, better attention to relevant parts of problem, and better knowledge of how people think