Broadbent model: Broadbent
's proposed model Because the simple filter termed proposed that the filter is
a device all or nothing solo focuses on a message each time .
Treaisman model: the model is similar with the Broadbent.
the difference is how to operate the filter, as this influences the irrelevant messages within a task .
the difference is how to operate the filter, as this influences the irrelevant messages within a task .
Deutsch Model: first
post categorial model where the goal of the filter is to select the relevant
message and finally transmit filter.
Norman Model: post
categorial second model , analyzed in parallel all sensory messages but only
perceived by the filter message is perceived by the subject.
Kanheman Model: Two
tasks and interfere each other complements , or may be structural capacity .
Norman y Bobrow Model: the realization of a process may be limited by
the resources or data.
Narvon y Gopher Model: It is determined by the cmposicion of resources, which
may be decisive or irrelevant as provided by the type of task .
Pashler Model: He speaks of a controlled parallel which requires
depending on the type of task analyzed separately aspects of selection and
processing capacity .
tsal proposal and lavie: affected by the type of information and density as it should be processed.
motivation involves internal states that direct the body
towards certain goals or purposes; are the impulses that move the person to
perform certain actions and persist in them for completion.
Intrinsic motivation: refers to the performance shares for the mere satisfaction of doing them without any external incentive.
Extrinsic motivation: is when it comes to arouse the interest of the person motivational by external rewards such as money , promotion, etc. Another feature of extrinsic motivation is that the motives that drive the person to perform the action are oblivious to the action itself , ie , they are determined by these external rewards.
Attention: Voluntary Implementation of mental activity or senses to a given stimulus or object mental or sensitive
Yield : Fruit or utility of a thing in relation to what it costs , what it spends , which it has invested , etc. , or the result of work or effort of a person