Differentiate between Simultaneous and Successive Processing givi… - Vidyadip

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Differentiate between Simultaneous and Successive Processing giving examples.

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Difference between simultaneous and successive processing–
Simultaneous Processing:

Takes place when we perceive the relations among various concepts and integrate them into a meaningful pattern for comprehension.
In RPM test, by grasping the meaning and relationship between the given option of designs and the given abstracted figure, the correct option is chosen. Simultaneous processing of all given figures helps in choosing the correct option.

Successive Processing:

Takes place when all the information is remembered serially so that recall of one leads to the recall of another. e.g. in learning of digits, alphabets, multiplication tables etc, successive processing helps.

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