CAPACITY MODEL

n. in psychology, refers to one of a variety of models that characterize attention to be a limited-capacity resource. As such, an attention deficit occurs when the current demand for it exceeds the available supply which a person is able to generate.

CAPACITY MODEL: “Modern psychology helps illustrate the capacity model for attention and the attention deficits which occur in people.”
 

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Related terms:

  1. Vulnerability-Stress Model (aka Stress-Vulnerability Model)
  2. ATTRACTION-SELECTION-ATTRITION MODEL (ASA MODEL)
  3. Self-Control Motivation and Capacity Scale (SCMCS)
  4. Cognitive Capacity Screening Exam (CCSE)
  5. Diminished Capacity (Diminished Responsibility)
  6. Language-Making Capacity (LMC)
  7. Capacity Building
  8. CAPACITY
  9. BRAIN RESERVE CAPACITY
  10. Stroke Upper Limb Capacity Scale