About the information integration theory

IINFORMATION INTEGRATION THEORY

Information Integration Theory or Functional Theory of Cognition (Anderson, 1981, 1982, 1991a, 1996) was developed by Norman H. Anderson in the 1960s to:

Understand and explain how individuals process information, perceptions and experiences in their daily lives, in order to form judgments or make decisions.

In other words, to update the psycho-cognitive "laws" of the processing and integration of multiple stimuli and to account, in a quantitative manner, for the relationship between the stimuli that an individual receives/perceives and his response to these same stimuli.

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