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13 Cards in this Set
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sensory
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initial that recieves snesory input and hold in sensory registers (eyes and ears)
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storage
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placing encoaded info. into relaitvely premanent storage
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state-dependent
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more likely to remeber info when in same emotional state
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primacy recendency effect
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tendacy to remember 1st and last in group or list
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encoading
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making mental represenation, from physical stimulus
visual auditory: make into sound sematic: info into some useful |
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2 types sensory
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iconic: visual, holds up to 1/4 sec
econic: hearing, holds 1-2 sec |
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processes
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encoading,storage,retieval
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long term memory
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stored in raw/ basic details
only way to lose: damage in brain |
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context dependent memory
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more likely to recieve info when in same or similar state in which learnt
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3 types of storage
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automatic: natural event
maintenance: reptitoin elaborative: attracting new info to meaningful |
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short term memory
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limited info for limited time
7 items +/- 2 interference loses it |
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retrieving
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recall
recogntion |
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3 stages
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sensory memory
short term memory long term memory |
