Cognitive Processes
Cognitive processes refer to the mental functions involved in how individuals perceive, think, learn, and remember. This deep dive explores key aspects such as metacognition, the different stages and types of memory, and techniques to enhance memory retention. We also examine reasons for forgetting, various models of intelligence, including emotional, contextual, and multiple intelligences, and the dynamic approach to learning potential. Furthermore, we delve into problem-solving, decision-making strategies, and the barriers that may hinder these processes. Creativity and brain dominance are also highlighted, emphasising their importance in individual differences and workplace applications.
This video:
📚 - Defines the concept of metacognition
📚 - Differentiates between the different stages of memory
📚 - Explains the techniques to promote memory
📚 - Lists the reasons why people forget
📚 - Explains learning potential as part of the dynamic approach
📚 - Distinguishes between
– Emotional intelligence
– Contextual intelligence
– Multiple intelligences
📚 - Lists the steps in the problem-solving process
📚 - Describes problem-solving strategies
📚 - Identifies the barriers in decision-making
📚 - Distinguishes between the characteristics of left-brain and right-brain people
📖 - Content derived from:
Bergh, Z. 2021. Introduction to psychology and industrial and organisational psychology (I-O psychology). In: Learmont, G, 3rd edition. Introduction to Work Psychology 3e. Cape Town: Oxford University Press Southern Africa (Pty) Limited
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