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11 Cards in this Set
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Metacognition |
Process of understanding how you learn. What you need to learn and what strategies to use. |
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Encoding |
The process of attaching special memory codes to information so that long term memory can process, categorize and store it for later. |
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Memory storage |
The process of holding or maintaining coded information for a given amount of time. |
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Memory retribal |
Process of recalling |
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Sensory input |
Refers to all of the sensory stimuli from the physical world that we reciece through the 5 senses. |
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Sensory memory |
Temporary storage center that receives and holds sensory input for 1 or 2 seconds. |
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Selective attention |
The process of focusing on it attending to a specific stimuli that are important. |
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Short-term memory (stm) |
Temporary storage center in working memory that receives information from sensory center. |
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Long term memory |
Memory stored for a long time. |
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Elaborating rehearsal |
Elaboration is process of thinking about. |
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Declarative knowledge |
Based on factual knowledge |
