Memory

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Memory

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1. Info that had been acquired stored and is ready for retrieval.

2. The process of constructing and updating info based I logic, resoning, and creating new info

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Where does it go?

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Recall

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Getting info I learned earlier

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Recognition

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Identify info I learned before

Ex. Remembering when I learned basic geometry

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Relearning

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Learning something more quickly because you already learned it (but it may not have been well identified)

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Encoding

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Getting info into my head

The more personal the info is the more likely I will remember it.

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Storage

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Keeping the information inside my head for an extended period.

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Retrieval

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Getting back stored information

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Working Memory

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The process of taking a short term memory and making it longterm.

We can consciously keep 5-9 bits of infor beforr it is stored or trashed.

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Sensory Memory

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Recording important info

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Short Term Memory

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Activating memory that is only there for a brief time before it is stored or forgotten

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Long Term Memory

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Stored info that can be accessed later

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Explicit Memory

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The facts & experiences we conciously know and declare

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Aka. Declarative Memory

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Effortful Processing

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The process by which we create explicit memories

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Automatic Processing

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The process by which we store implicit memories without concious effort.

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Implicit Memory

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Automatic processing creates unconcious memories

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Implicit Memory

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Automatic processing creates unconcious memories

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Script

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A setbod exoectations for how an event SHOULD happen.

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S for script

S for should

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Script

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A setbod exoectations for how an event SHOULD happen.

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S for script

S for should

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Verbatim Memory

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A memory that does not change

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Ex?

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Sematic Memory

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All of the stored knowlege that is in my mind.

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The meaning of language

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Gist Memory

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A vague recollection of events

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Gist Memory

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A vague recollection of events

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Iconic Memory

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A segment of sensory memory.

Momentary photographic memory that I remember in great detail.

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An Icon is and Image

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Echoic Memory

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A branch of sensory memory that stored audio memory

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Echo Smith = music = audio

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Chunking

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Organizing info into manageable sections

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Mnemonics

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Using images to better remember

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Mnemonics

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Using images to better remember

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Acronyms

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Using chunking and mnemonics together to store memory

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Spacing Effect

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I learn things better when they are introduced over a long period of time rather than all at once.

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Shallow Processing

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Encoding information at its surface level

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Identifying letters is the process

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Deep processing

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Processing more complex info

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Using letters to identify words is this process

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Retrieval Cues

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Surroundings, moods, seating position, etc. that allow me to access menory

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Priming

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Associating memories without concious effort.

This often effects behavior

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Mood Congruence

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Associating memory based I mood ore emotions

This explains why or moods persist even after an event had ended

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Serial Position Effect

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Our tenancy to more easily recall the first and last items of a list better than those in the middle

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Flashbulb Memories

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When under stress pr strong emotions, hormones tell the brain to "capture this moment!" and it is then easier to remember

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The flash that occurs when taking a picture

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Long term potentiation

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Am increase I cells during potential after a rapid stimulation

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Anterogaded Amnesia

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Recalling your past but unable to reform new memories

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Anterogaded Amnesia

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Recalling your past but unable to reform new memories

Can create non-verbal memories but they won't remember how they aquired the memory

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Retrograde Amnesia

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The inability to recall ones past but can create new memories

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Ecoding Failure

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The inability to commit some event to long term memory

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Storage Decay

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Unable to keep info in ones head

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Retrieval failure

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Struggling or inability to get back information that has been stored

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"Its on the tip of my tongue"

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Proactive Intergerence

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When attempting to retrieve informtion, it collides with other information and often getd confused

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Retrogative Interference

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New information muddles up old information.

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Positive Transfer

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When new info harmonizes with old infornation to solidify that information

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Imagination Inflation

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Recieving misleading information messes up or creates memories that may not exactly be true.

Because of this, trying to dig up repressed memories in therapy is avoided.

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Misinformation Effect

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Recieving misleading information causes us to misremember