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15 Cards in this Set
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______ is the process in which information in short-term memory is lost when new information appears
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interference
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___ is the memory process that translates information into a form inw hich it can be stored
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encoding
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______ memories are examples of episodic memories that are recalled in great detail
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flashbulb
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_____ memory is a type of sensory register that holds visual memories
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iconic
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working memory is another name for _________ memory
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short-term
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the process by which we recall experiences, information, and skills is known as _____.
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memory
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__________ memories are recalled better when the bdoy id in the same chemical or emotional condition in which they were originally encoded.
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State-dependent
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The method of ______ organizes items into familiar units so that they can be remembered more easily.
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chunking
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distubing memories may be pushed out of the conscious mind in the process of ______.
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repression
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the memory process by whcih we maintain encoded information over a period of time is called _____.
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storage
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information stored as a ________ code is stored according to its meaning
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semantic
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the first item in a series is more likely to be remembered because of the ________ effect
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primacy effect
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____ is the memory process that allows people to located stored information and return it to concscious thought
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retrieval
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_____ memory sonsits of gneral knowledge
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semantic
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Relating new information to something already known helps a person remember the new facts by
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requiring deepr thought abuot the new information
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