Information flows refers to the movement or transfer of information between different stages of memory processing in the Atkinson-Shiffrin model. It describes how sensory input is encoded into short-term memory and then potentially transferred into long-term memory for storage.
Richard Atkinson was one of the psychologists who developed the three-stage model that explains how information flows through various stages of memory processing.
Richard Shiffrin collaborated with Atkinson on developing the influential model that describes how information moves between different stages in our memory system.
Stages of Memory: Refers to the sequential steps involved in processing and storing information, including sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. It's like different compartments in your assembly line.