HOW THE HUMAN BRAIN WORKING MEMORY

The human brain contains millions of nerve cells (neurons). Each cell works like a simple processor. Each of these cells interact with each other in a "unique" that support the ability of the human brain works.

Each neuron has a cell nucleus is the task of undertaking the processing of information. Information that comes be received by the dendrites. Information that came and received by the dendrites will be aggregated and sent through the Axon to the dendrites end in contact with the dendrites of other neurons. The output of this information will be input to other neurons. Dendrites between the two cells are connected by synapsis. Information sent between neurons in the form of stimulation that is passed through the dendrites. This information will be received by another neuron if meet certain restrictions, which are often known as "threshold value (threshold)". In this case the neuron is said to "activated". Relations between neurons occurs adaptive, meaning that the structure of these relationships occur dynamically.

Our senses serves as a collector of information about the stimulus and the conditions faced by our body, or used in the call by the term sensor. A process in the brain caused by electrical impulses from the connections between nerve stimulation and also from the senses and organs of human body such as computers. This means the brain is a super-sophisticated computer as a central source of data, translator (output) the results of sensory stimulation and control organs and systems that work on the human body.

Memory requires a stimulus to store data, the stimulus was obtained from the stimulus received by the senses, there are 3 kinds of memory:
1. Sensory memory, all recorded by means of our senses, whether auditory, visual, etc. kinestatik, but this memory lasts only about 5-10 seconds.
2. Short Time Memory, when we give meaning (significance) of stimuli that happen to our senses, then the stimulus will be terdebut continue the sensory memory to STM, but the data are stored in STM can be lost.
3. Long Time Memory, continuation of the short-term memory, the data here will continue to be stored, but sometimes there is a failure in the recall stage, so there it is called forgetting.

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