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Define Memory |
Memory involves an active, information-processing system that receives, organizes, stores and receives information |
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What are the three stages of memory |
Encoding, Storage and Retrieval |
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What is Encoding? |
Is the process of converting information into a useable form so that it can be represented and stored in memory |
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What is Storage? |
Is the retention of information in the memory over time |
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What is Retrieval? |
Is the process of locating and recovering the stored information from memory so that we are consciously aware of it |
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What is the Atkinson- Shriffrin Multi-store model? |
The model represents memory as a consisting of three separate components called the sensory register, the short term and long term. |
