Model of human cognition

The model of human cognition describes how our mind perceives, processes, stores, and uses information. It suggests that our thinking involves several interconnected processes: sensory input (seeing, hearing), perception (interpreting the input), memory (storing information), and decision-making (choosing actions). These processes work together to help us understand our environment, learn, solve problems, and adapt. In essence, human cognition is like a computer system—receiving data, processing it through various steps, and generating appropriate responses or behaviors. This model helps scientists understand how we think and improve areas like education, technology, and mental health.