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memory illusion
false but subjectively compelling memory
iconic memory
implicated in eidetic memory
short term memory
working memory- processes conscious info for long term storage
duration is no longer than 20 seconds
retroactive inhibition
new info blocks old

longtime italian speaker having difficulty with italian after learning french
proactive inhibition
old info blocks new

difficulty learning new text system on cell phone because of old text system
strategies for short term memory
chunking
rehearsal
maintenance rehearsal- repeating original form
elaborative rehearsal- link them in some meaningful way ( visualize, understand relationship)
primacy effect
remember early words better
recency effect
remember later words better
Von Restoroff effect
remmmembre unique/ distinctive words better
episodic memory
an event where one was present

5th birthday
semantic memory
memory of generalized knowledge

42nd president of the USA
priming
recalling info without doing it deliberately (not conscious effort; unintentional)
procedural
memory of how something is done
3 stages of memory
encoding
storage
retrieval
encoding in memory
card catalog entry in library
WITHOUT ENCODING, THERE CAN BE NO STORAGE OR RETRIEVAL
storage
process of keeping info in memory
properly shelving book in collection
schema: organized knowledge structure
retrieval
reactivation or reconstruction of experiences from memory stores

retrieving the correct book from shelf
3 types of retrieval
recall
recognition
relearning
recall
generating previously remembered info
recognition
selecting previously remembered info from an array of options based on familiarity e
context dependent learning
superior retrieval when external context matches context of original memories
state dependent learning
superior recall when internal state of the organism is the same as when the info was encoded
biological bases of memory
memories are formed as new synapses are formed

not stored in one location spread out throughout brain

biological bases of memory
long term potentiation
improves communicattion at the synapses

neurons that fire together, wire together
anterograde
loss of events that occurred after the accident
retrograde
loss of events that occurred before the accident
generalized
very very rare and recovery is gradual