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The process by which the brain interprets sensory information from the environment, influencing how we acquire and understand knowledge.
The ability to selectively concentrate on one aspect of the environment while ignoring others, crucial for focused learning and knowledge acquisition.
The mechanisms and processes involved in storing, retaining, and retrieving information, essential for long-term knowledge retention.
The cognitive processes and structures that enable humans to communicate and represent knowledge through symbols and signs.
The cognitive strategies and techniques used to overcome obstacles and achieve goals, integrating theoretical understanding with practical experience.
The processes by which knowledge is acquired, including both conscious and unconscious mechanisms that shape our understanding of the world.