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The Simple Science Cognitive load theory pertains to the total amount of mental effort being used in the working memory. In cognitive psychology, it is understood that the working memory has a limited capacity for processing information. Cognitive load is categorized into three types: intrinsic (related to the task difficulty), extraneous (how information or tasks … Continue reading ""