Translating verbal information from the text into a visual explanation may promote deeper processing of the material and more complete and comprehensive mental models (Craik & Lockhart, 1972).
When your brain detects a discrepancy, it reacts by throwing resources at it: attention, effort, deeper processing of information, and willpower.
In accordance with the general agreement as to the functional significance of the P1, it can be argued that the P1 effect reflects a greater or deeper processing of contour and form information in the illusory square condition.
The experimental group was additionally prompted to consistently answer a set of questions based on a model of context-generating processes, meant to engage students in deeper processing of information presented in cases.
The long-latency AEPs, or event-related potentials (ERPs; >50 ms after the stimulus), result from deeper processing of the auditory stimulus and are generated by areas of cortex at and beyond the primary projection area.
The reason for this increasing interest can be assigned both to the progress of the computing capacity, which is constantly reducing the processing time, and to developments in the natural language processing field, which allow a deeper processing of raw texts.
This graph shows the results from the auditory oddball task – how much Michael's brain is automatically engaged with deeper processing of the distracter sound (indexed by the P3 ERP component).
It has also been suggested that topic interest and attentional allocation are related such that the more interested one is in the current topic the better their attention is focused on the material leading to overall deeper processing of the text (Hidi, 2001).
During EF-learning the participants guessed several words to complete the word-fragment which resulted in deeper processing of words as compared to errorless word list learning.
It has been previously shown that remembering requires more attentional resources than knowing, possibly because remembering is related to deeper processing of the stimulus [5].
