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16 Cards in this Set
- Front
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Tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
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when you know something but you just can't think of it
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False memories
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a memory of something that didn't happen
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Retrieval cues
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clue that gives access to memory you couldn't retrieve
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Retroactive interference
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acting backwards
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Proactive interference
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acting forward
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Recall
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pull things out of memory
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Recognition
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given a list and pulling things out of the list
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Chunking
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grouping info in chunks, will be able to fit more into short term memory
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Deep procesing
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doing a mental activity to be able to remember something
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Elaborative rehearsal
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add meaning to rehearsal
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Maintenance rehearsal
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not that helpful, repeating something
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Rich associations
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more you know about something the easier it is to remember
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Visualization
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creating a picture in your mind
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Primacy and recency effects
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remembering the first things and the most recent things
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Vividness
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remember unusual things or things that appeal to our emotions
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mnemonic devices
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techniques to remember stuff
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