Memory Flashcards

1
Q

3 main components of memory

A

Encoding, storage, and retrival

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2
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Types of memory

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Recall, recognition, and relearning

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3
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3 stages of memory

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Sensory, short-term, and long-term

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4
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encoding

A

modification of information processed by the memory system

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5
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storage

A

retention of the material over time

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6
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Retrival

A

Location and recovery of the memory when needed in the future

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7
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Recall

A

retriving information not currently in you conciousness

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8
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Recognition

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Identifying items that were previously learned

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9
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Relearning

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Learning something more quickly the second time through

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10
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Sensory (Iconic) memory

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Memory at the level of the sensory system

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11
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Working (short-term) memory

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Temporally graded memory often stored in chunks

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12
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Long-term memory

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Memory that lasts for long periods of time

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13
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What can you do to increase processing of memory

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chunking, mnemonics, and scripts

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14
Q

how many chunks can our brain hold at one time

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7-9

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15
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2 types of memory

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procedure memory and declarative memory

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16
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procedure memory

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the ability to learn a procedure

17
Q

declarative memory

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the ability to declare facts

18
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Proactive interferance

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Something you learned previously interferes with your ability to learn something new

19
Q

Retroactive interferance

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Learning something new messes up recall in something you knew before

20
Q

Serial position

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Order you try to memorize things impats what you remember (Primacy and Recency)

21
Q

Primacy

A

Memorize the beginning of something better

22
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Recency

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Memorize the end of something better