خصائص المعالجات المعلوماتية للفعل في النموذج الهرمي للترميز التّنبؤي بدون تغذية راجعة موضوعية : شواهد من اختبار رسم المنزل-الشجرة-الشخص

الملخص EN

The hierarchical predictive coding model is one of the recent approaches to describing the cascade of information processing at different levels of thinking, perceiving and acting.

The current study extend the predictive coding model to include output from action directed merely by the regime feedback.

This condition is fulfilled in the house-tree-person projection test.

The data has been collected from ten male volunteers (age 19- 24 years).

The study concluded that the model provides a deeper explanation for the action of drawing under limited objective feedback.

The drawings did not reflect a consistent recall of memories.

Hierarchal processes directed toward achieving a goal show a degree of independency from processes of other goals.

In general, planned action an error correction was observed in some steps compared to the previous ones.

Evidence indicated that there was an effect of emotional and meta-cognitive processes.

Finally, the study recommended more research focus on the hierarchal predictive coding model and expanding its psychological and educational applications.