Multiple Choice
In the context of the Information Processing Model, what is the term for information from prior learning that helps a person understand new ideas?
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In the context of the Information Processing Model, accessing information from one's own memory and knowledge is known as a(n) ______ information search.
A
systematic
B
internal
C
heuristic
D
external
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Understand the Information Processing Model, which describes how humans perceive, process, store, and retrieve information.
Recognize that an information search involves looking for information to make decisions or solve problems.
Differentiate between types of information searches: internal (from one's own memory), external (from outside sources), systematic (methodical and thorough), and heuristic (using mental shortcuts).
Identify that accessing information from one's own memory and knowledge refers to searching internally rather than relying on external sources or shortcuts.
Conclude that the term for accessing information from one's own memory in the Information Processing Model is called an 'internal' information search.
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