Information processing -Motor control

Which stage of information processing does the following statement refer to?

"Environmental sensory information from a variety of sources in analysed."

• movement programming

• response selection

• stimulus identification

Which stage of information processing does the following statement refer to?

"patterns of movement are detected"

• movement programming

• response selection

• stimulus identification

Which stage of information processing does the following statement refer to?

"motor system organized to make desired movement"

• movement programming

• response selection

• stimulus identification

Which stage of information processing does the following statement refer to?

"a process of determining what to do and how to do it occurs"

• movement programming

• response selection

• stimulus identification

Which stage of information processing does the following statement refer to?

"a motor program is retrieved and organized"

• movement programming

• response selection

• stimulus identification

Organize the information processing stages so that they are in the correct order:

1-response selection

2- stimulus identification

3-movement programming

• 1>2>3

• 1>3>2

• 2>3>1

• 3>2>1

• 2>1>3

Which of the following BEST describes the following statement?

"This memory is responsible for storing vast amounts of sensory information only long enough for some of it to be abstracted and further processed"

• Short-term memory

• Long-term memory

• Short-term sensory store

• Long- term memory store

• Stimulus identification

Which of the following BEST describes the following statement?

"A temporary holding place for information. Rehearsal is required in order to not lose information"

• Short-term memory

• Long-term memory

• Short-term sensory store

• Long- term memory store

• Stimulus identification

Which of the following statements BEST describe the term "long term memory"?

• Contains very well-learned information that has been collected over a lifetime

• A temporary holding place for information.

• Contains newly learned information that has been collected recently

• Information requires rehearsal as the process by which we keep from losing information