Rahmawati Wulansari
Selasa, 13 September 2011
Learning outcome
Mahasiswa mengetahui aspek-aspek yang
terlibat dlm proses berpikir
Mahasiswa dapat menjelaskan proses
sensasi, persepsi dan memory
Sensation & Perception
Basic Principles
Sensation adalah suatu proses yang terjadi
saat tubuh menerima informasi dari
lingkungan.
Perception adalah proses saat otak
mengorganisasi dan menginterpretasikan
informasi sensori.
Perception adalah proses yang aktif
Latar blg yg berbeda dpt menimbulkan persepsi
yg berbeda
PERSEPSI
Perception is an active process
Rangsang diolah diterima
disadari
dimengerti
Bantuan indera-indera
Multi sensory
Sifat : Subyektif
Semua olahan informasi dipengaruhi
oleh kondisi psikologis yang dipengaruhi
oleh pengalaman
Memory
Memory and Information
Processing
Memory is the process by which we observe, store,
and recall information
Memories may be visual, auditory, or tactile
Memory processes may involve multiple systems
Conscious
Automatic
Memory and Information
Processing
Mental Representations: A mental model of a
stimulus or category of stimuli
Sensory representations
Image of a dog
Sound of a gun shot
Verbal representations
Concept of Freedom
Motoric representations
Memories of motor actions
Swinging a tennis racket
Memory and Information
Processing
Memory and Information
Processing
Model assumes that memory consists of 3 stores:
Sensory registers
Iconic (visual)
Echoic (auditory)
Short-term memory (STM)
Long-term memory (LTM)
Memory and Information
Processing: Long Term Memory
LTM refers to the representations of facts, images,
actions, and skills that may persist over a lifetime
cth action/skill ; belajar naik sepeda, setir mobil
LTM involves retrieval of information cth; baca
buku yg sama berulang, nonton film sama berulang.
LTM is theoretically limitless in capacity
kapasitas tiap org beda, tgt stimulus saat golden
age
Working Memory
Visual memory store
Image/gambar (20-30 sec)
IQ = (MA/CA) x 100
MA = mental age
CA = chronological age
Intelligence Testing
Group Tests: Army Alpha and Beta
.
Approaches to Intelligence
Psychometric approach: statistical
techniques are used to define intellectual
skills and abilities
Information-processing: examine mental
processes
Multiple intelligences: notion that
intelligence is a function of multiple systems
Approaches to Intelligence:
Factor Analysis
Statistical approach in which test items are
examined using factor analysis
Looks for items that correlate together (are a common
factor)
How many factors?
Thurstone: one common factor g
Spearman: two factors:
g for general intelligence
s for specific intelligence
Heredity and Intelligence
What are the factors that
influence IQ?
Environmental: factors
such as parental education,
mental status, nutrition
Risk factors are associated
with reduced IQ scores
Genetic: notion that
intelligence can be
inherited
.
Referensi
Psikologi UMUM
Developmental Psychology, Elizabeth
Hurlock, 2000