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Describe |
Psychology needs details so you pick out key pieces of information |
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Apply |
Psychology needs us to find answers and ideas we can use in the real world |
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Evaluate |
Psychology needs us to draw conclusions what are the strengths and weaknesses of a idea ? |
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Encoding |
Is an important part of the process of memory. Information is changed from one form to an other so that it can be stored for later recall information is translated into a new code such as an acoustic code |
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Retrieval |
It is a process of accessing information that has been stored in your brain and being able to use it . For example being able to remember the capital of France or remembering how to cook a boils egg |
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Long term memory |
Has a very large capacity and very long duration. Coding is mainly semantic (meaning). This is our permanent memory |
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Long term memory |
Has a very large capacity and very long duration. Coding is mainly semantic (meaning). This is our permanent memory |
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Short term memory |
Has a limited duration information tends to be coded in terms of sounds (acoustic).this is temporary store information may simply disappear or may be passed to long term memory if it is rehearsed repeatedly |
