'Information processing' diaporamas de présentation

Agile Software Development

Agile Software Development. Presentation based on MSc. Thesis of Jonna Kalermo and Jenni Rissanen: Agile Software Development in theory and practice (2002) Jonna Kalermo Research Seminar on Software Business 27.11.2002. Outline. Definitions Evolution of software development

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Chapter 3: The Preschool Years

Chapter 3: The Preschool Years. Module 3.2 Cognitive Development in the Preschool Years. INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT. PIAGET- A Quick Review. Knowledge is product of direct motor behavior All children pass through series of stages Universal Fixed order. 158. What does Piaget tell us?.

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Persons with Learning Disabilities. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS. How have the definitions of learning disabilities changed over time? How has the history of learning disabilities changed over time? Why is LD the largest category of special education today?

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. PNS. PNS. Cranial nerves Spinal nerves. Sensory Receptors. Specialized cells that monitor specific conditions in the body or external environment Activation of sensory receptors results in depolarizations that trigger impulses to the CNS

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Precepting 101

Precepting 101. Some helpful hints. Better than a thousand days of diligent study is one day with a great teacher.". --Japanese proverb. Goals. Discuss characteristics of interns Discuss the characteristics of the effective preceptor. Discuss the strengths and limitations of interns.

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Memory

Memory. Chapter 6. The First Memory Research. Herman Ebbinghaus: In 1800s, his own subject Nonsense Syllables: meaningless word-like syllables (wug, gup, lix) Ebbinghaus: memorized lists to see how long memory lasts Forgetting Curve: memory fades rapidly at first and then levels off

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

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Information Processing Learning Theory

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Thinking

Thinking. ??/???? ???? ??? ????? ??/???? ??????. Definition. Thinking is the mental activity that makes human behavior complex and fascinating. It is some kind of ongoing mental activity with internal representation of the outside world of which the subject is aware.

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Memory

The outcome of learning is memory; how do we remember and what causes forgetting

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Technologies For More Efficient Fisheries

Technologies For More Efficient Fisheries. Presented at the Fourth North Pacific RimFisheries Conference, Tokyo, Japan, April 23, 1997. Scientific Fishery Systems, Inc. Patrick K. Simpson President. P.O. Box 242065 Anchorage AK 99524 907/345-7347 907/345-9769. Talk Overview.

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INTERNAL CONTROLS

INTERNAL CONTROLS. SAS #1 A Conceptually Logical Approach. A) Consider the types of errors and fraud that could occur; B) Determine the accounting control procedures that should prevent or detect such errors and fraud;

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Memory

Memory. Memory Basics and Sensory Registers Psychology, Unit 5. Objectives. Define and apply memory, information processing model, sensory registers, and attention Diagram the sequence of information processing. Basics.

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Cognitive Developmental Theory

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Promotion and Prevention

Promotion and Prevention. Approach and avoidance systems. We have talked about approach and avoidance These systems may be engaged broadly Higgins Promotion focus: Focus on positive outcomes Prevention focus: Focus on negative outcomes. Promotion focus. Driven by nurturance needs

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Organizations as Brains

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Cognitive Psychology

Cognitive Psychology. Lucie Johnson. What is Cognitive Psychology?. Cognitive psychology is interested in attention, reasoning, judgment, concept formation, memory, language etc.

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Cognitive Psychology

Cognitive Psychology. Lucie Johnson. What is Cognitive Psychology?. Cognitive psychology is interested in attention, reasoning, judgment, concept formation, memory, language etc.

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Natural Language and Information Processing group

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