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Information Processing and Memory: Theory and Applications

Information Processing and Memory: Theory and Applications

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multi-staged, system of connections and representations that encompass a lifetime’s accumulation of perceptions. Eliasmith (2001) defines memory as the “general ability, or faculty, that enables us to interpret the perceptual world to help organize responses to changes that take place in the world” (p. 1).

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