Consolidation of Knowledge

Once information has undergone initial processing and connections with various parts of the brain, it is stored in the cortical lobes. Functions performed in
the ventral (emotion and affect) and dorsal (cognition) parts of the hippocampus, once completed, transfer the longer-term forms of memory to various
locations in the brain. As more is learned of plasticity effects and how that influences the formation of stable long-term memory, attention has been directed
to studying the connections, integrations, and sequencing of memory formation and retrieval. This becomes a factor when examining the effects of
retrograde and proactive aspects of memory retrieval. A sorting out in the brain occurs during sleep and alpha states to settle where the fragments of
memory eventually reside.
You are assigned to develop a human-centric operation that includes interaction with a neural system where new information is assimilated and reorganized
nearly instantly and must rely on the use of semantic memory from the operators. Among the various challenges, one is that the operators will be
multinational and multi-cultural. Identify the variables influencing semantic organization or retrieval of knowledge by the operators that must be addressed.
Address potential semantic knowledge deficits or categorization differences that may be experienced. You are asked if the human operators will be able to
keep pace with the system. Understanding that humans assimilate new information more slowly, and may experience interference with prior knowledge
(learned material), this requires some thought on your part. What design or sequencing approach for preventing operational problems would you suggest to
the Project Manager that would address the potential human delay and knowledge interference issues? You will need to choose a workplace setting of your
making to illustrate the approach. Prepare a briefing for the Project Manager that includes your explanation of the problem and the approach you believe best
resolves the issue. Provide at least one scholarly resource to support your approach.
Present this as a brief. Your brief should be approximately 800 words in length and should be written in APA format.