Lecture

Attention and Cognitive Load

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of attention and cognitive load. It explains how arousal and stimulation impact learning, the relationship between attention, motivation, performance, cognitive load, and stress, and factors affecting arousal levels. The lecture also delves into the role of attention in learning, the human attention system, cognitive load, and strategies to manage it.

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