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COMPARISON
BETWEEN
COMPUTERS AND
HUMAN BRAINS
Learning theory explains how the stimuli
that enter memory system are selected and
organized for storage and recovery from
memory when needed (Wayer, 1998).
In 1960s, psychologists realized that the
theory of processing information in
computers can be made into a model that
would be useful to understand how human
brain process information
INPUT -> COMPUTER (PROCESS) ->
OUTPUT (PRINT, PROJECTION)
INPUT -> BRAIN (PROCESS) ->
OUTPUT (SPEAKING, WRITING).
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