Input: Performer takes in information from the environment via the senses (see, hear, feel etc)., Performer chooses the most relevant signal/cue/stimulus to them at the time., The process of selective attention is a filtering process where they pick out the most important parts and disregard those that are not., Decision making: Performer selects an appropriate response from memory, The Short-Term Memory (STM) is the ‘working memory’ which can hold info for approx 30 secs, The Long-Term Memory (LTM) holds info that has been rehearsed and stored, The performer compares information from their STM to their LTM to make a response, Output: The decision chosen is sent to the muscles to carry out a response, Impulses are sent to arms/hands to start the appropriate movements, Feedback: Information is received via themselves (intrinsic) and from others (extrinsic) about the success of the action, Depending on the information received, the skill may change in the future,

Information Processing Stages Recap

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