Question

Consider that a man is watching a picture of a Black Horse. He receives an external stimulus from input channel. Man gains some information about the picture from external environment and stores it in the memory. Once the initial information is gained, it is compared with the memory and then stores it. Finally upon perceiving and storing the information in memory Man says that the picture contains Black horse.
Based on the information-processing model, cognition is conceptualized as a series of processing stages where perceptual, cognitive, motor processors are organized in relation to one another.
You are required to identify and elaborate that which cognitive processes i.e. Perceptual system, Cognitive system, and motor system are involved when man interacts with the picture and also that which input channel is responsible in taking information to the brain.

Answer 1

The first Cognitive Process that was in play according to the excerpt is Perceptual System. It is also called Perceptual Representation and Intelligence.

This function of the brain is responsible for the sensory input which may be auditory (sounds), visual (pictures), and kinesthetic (emotions or feelings).

So the Perceptual Cognitive system (visual) relays the input (image of the horse to his brain, then it is stored.

This next stage is handled by the memory.  Memory (a crucial process for learning) is a cognitive function that enables us to code, store, and recover information from the past.

Notice that the man perceived the information, and as the input interacts with the memory, he is able to say that the image or picture contains a black horse because there is a recall function.

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