COGNITIVE PROCESSING

1. His research in 1920/32 demonstrated the reconstructive nature of memory and was the starting point for the research about fallibility of memory.
3. Herbert Simon: BOUNDED __________
6. the initials of a famous patient with partial retrograde amnesia & complete anterograde amnesia
8. you need this to transfer information from sensory memory to short-term memory (according to the multi-store model of memory).
10. the process of identifying and choosing alternatives based on the values and preferences.
11. a mental representation of an individual's pre-existing knowledge about the world and experiences in the world.
14. are simple and efficient rules that guide decision-making, sometimes outside of conscious awareness, e.g. the availability ________.
15. began his prize-awarded research in order to increase understanding of how people make economic decisions.

2. Rational thinking is controlled, slow and requires intentional __________.
4. Intuitive thinking is __________, quick, requires limited effort and is influenced by biases.
5. The dual _________ model of thinking and decision-making includes intuitive and rational thinking.
7. can be conceptualized as stages, processes, or types.
9. the process of using knowledge and information to make plans, interpret the world, and make predictions about the world in general.
12. this is what happens with memories in the sensory memory if not attended to.
13. Baddeley and ______: Working memory model