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Information Processing Theory explains how the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information.

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3 Types of Information Processing Theory

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3 Types of Information Processing Theory

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1. Serial Processing Theory

2. Parallel Processing Theory

3. Hierarchical Processing Theory

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This theory proposes that information is processed one step at a time and in the order that it is received.

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This theory says multiple pieces of information can be processed at the same time.

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This theory suggests that cognitive tasks vary in complexity, with more advanced tasks requiring more complex mental operations than simpler ones.

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Examples of Information Processing Theory 

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Examples of Information Processing Theory 

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Driving

Learning of Language

Problem-solving

Reading a book

Cooking

Listening to music

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Four Stages of Information Processing Theory

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Four Stages of Information Processing Theory

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1. Encoding

2. Storage

3. Retrieval

4. Transformation

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Taking in information and giving it meaning

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Information is held temporarily in short-term memory while it is processed.

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Accessing previously stored information in order to use it on a current task.

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Transforming information into a more useful form.

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Limitations of Information Processing Theory

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Limitations of Information Processing Theory

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*This theory ignores emotion and creativity.

*This theory may be too simple.

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1. Visual-spatial

2. Linguistic-verbal

3. Logical-mathematical

4. Body-kinesthetic

5. Musical

6. Interpersonal

7. Intrapersonal

8. Naturalistic

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This theory suggests that people possess different kinds of intelligences beyond traditional academic skills.

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Many critics said that Gardner definition is too broad.

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Theory of Multiple Intelligence - Elaborate

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Theory of Multiple Intelligence - Elaborate

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Learning more about which types of intelligence you lean towards may help you learn to recognize your own preferences. However, it shouldn't be used as a tool to label and should not be confused with learning styles.

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These are people whoa are really good at visualizing things.

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These people are able to use their words well in both writing and speaking.

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These people are good at reasoning, recognizing patterns, and analyzing problems.

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These people have really go physical control of their body.

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These people are good at thinking in patterns, rhythms, and sounds.

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These people are good at understanding and interacting with others.

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These people are very in-tune with their emotions.

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These people are in tune with nature. They are interesting in exploring the environment.