Cognitive processes

The following are our cognitive processes: perception, memory, attention, problem-solving, language, deciding, etc.

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References

Goldstein, Cognitive Psychology (p. 4)

Mental processes such as perception, attention, and memory [...]

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• Perception
  • Perception is one of the Cognitive processes in our mind. It is defined as the experience we're getting as a result of stimulation to the senses.
• Cognitive functions have a limited capacity
  • Humans are constrained by biological limits. In the context of cognitive psychology, what limits us are our cognitive functions or Cognitive processes.
• Memory
  • Memory is one of the Cognitive processes that is involved in storing and retrieving information about something after the original information is no longer present.
• §What's top of mind
  • Understanding Cognitive processes and their limits.