Procesos Psicológicos Básicos

The ability of the brain to change and adapt its structure and function throughout life. It allows for learning and development.

Mental processes that involve attending to, processing, and interacting with information in the environment. This includes functions like attention, perception, memory, and language.

The idea that psychological processes work together and require coordination to effectively interact with the world.

The ability to acquire new knowledge and skills over a long period of time, thanks to the brain's capacity for change.

The state of the brain at birth, characterized by immature structures that are capable of extensive modification.

The primary focus of General Psychology as described in the text. It encompasses the fundamental mental processes.

The process of selecting and focusing on specific information while ignoring irrelevant information.

Past experiences with a specific word or concept, which are crucial for understanding and reading it.

The ability to remember past experiences, which helps make sense of current information.

Successfully interacting with the surrounding environment by coordinating different psychological processes as needed.