Anderson's ACT-R Model

Anderson's ACT-R model is a cognitive framework that explains how the mind processes information, learns, and makes decisions. It views the brain as comprising different modules that work together to perform tasks by translating experiences into knowledge through practice. The model simulates human thinking by representing knowledge as chunks and explaining how these are retrieved and used to solve problems. It helps researchers understand learning, memory, and reasoning by creating computer simulations that mimic real human behavior in various cognitive tasks.