Simple information processing model

What is 'the idea that our brains can only process a certain amount of information at once; too much information results in overload'

• Information processing model

• Limited-channel capacity

• Decision making

• Short-term memory

Which of these are types of information that the brain is constantly processing.

• Visual information

• Hearing or auditory information

• Sensory information

• You muscles, that provide action through movement

• All of the above

What is the single channel hypothesis?

• The theory that the brain can only deal with one stimuli at a time

• The theory that the brain can deal with two stimuli at the same time

• The theory that the brain can deal with three stimuli at the same time

• The theory that the brain can deal with multiple stimuli at the same time

In the simple information processing model what is the correct order of events

• Input - feedback - output - decision making

• Output - feedback - decision making - input

• Input - decision making - output - feedback

• Decision making - input - output - feedback

Which stage of the decision making process is shown here?

• Input

• Decision making

• Output

• Feedback

What is the final stage of learning called?

• Ultimate stage

• Master stage

• Autonomous stage

• Associative stage

At what stage in the information processing model would the brain send a message to the muscles?

• Input

• Decision making

• Output

• Feedback

What is the concept that describes the brain's ability to process only a limited amount of information at once?

• Information processing model

• Limited-channel capacity

• Decision making

• Short-term memory

At what point in the information processing model does the brain analyze and make a decision based on the input received?

• Input

• Decision making

• Output

• Feedback

What is multi-channel hypothesis?

• Multi-channel hypothesis refers to the idea that customers prefer in-person interactions over digital channels.
• The single-channel hypothesis suggests that customers only engage with a company through one channel.
• The theory that the brain can process different types of information at the same time by using different channel for different stimuli.

• The multi-channel hypothesis states that customers do not use multiple channels to interact with a company.