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Transience

Impermanence. Fading. Gradually fade over time.

forgetting curve (ebbinghaus)

Shows decline in rate of loss for meaningless material in memory.

Absent-mindedness

You forget because you shifted memory attention elsewhere.

Blocking

One item is an obstacle to accessing and retrieving a other memory. Interference messes it up.

Proactive interference

Part of blocking. Old info prevents you from learning new things.

Retroactive interference

Forgetting new info but remembering old memories.

Serial position effect

You remember terms at the top and bottom of a lost but tent to forget things at the middle.

Misattribution

Remembering memories in the wrong context. Wrong time, place, person.

Suggestability

Memory distortion as a result of deliberate or inadvertent suggestion.

Donald Thompson

Falsely accused of rape due to the sin of misattribution.

Misinformation effect

Distortion of memory by suggestion or misinformation.

Loftus and Palmer study

Two car collision to prove that suggestibility plays a big role in memory recall

Fabricated memory

Creation of false memory

Bunny Effect

Elizabeth loftus experiment involving people having fabricated memories of meeting bugs bunny at Disney world.

Recovered memory controversy

Donna Smith for example was led to remember her dad sexually abused her.

"Courage to Heal"

Book that agrees with forgotten memories.

Bias

One of the sins that beliefs have an impact on memory.

Expectancy bias

Distort memories to for expectations of others.

Self consistency bias

We think we're more consistent with our own beliefs than we actually are.

Persistence

Unwanted memories can't be put out of the mind.

Jill Price

Had a persistent episodic memory. Couldn't forget anything that happened to her.