Memory Flashcards

1
Q

What is memory?

A

The retention of information over time

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2
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What is encoding?

A

(Putting it in),

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3
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What is storage?

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(Keeping it in), Holding onto information for some period of time

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4
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What is Retrieval?

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(Getting it out), Using information in storage

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5
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What is sensory memory?

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Holds information from the senses for a very brief
duration

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6
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What is Iconic Memory?

A

Visual sensory memory

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7
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What is Echoic Sensory Memory?

A

Memory for what you just heard

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8
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what is Short-term Memory?

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The magic number 7 (± 2), Active part of memory
* Lasts up to 30 seconds

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9
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remembering a phone number to dial is what type of memory?

A

Short-term Memory

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10
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What is Long-term Memory?

A

Relatively permanent and limitless storehouse
of the memory system

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11
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Procedural Memories?

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– Implicit.,“muscle memory”
– Habits, practiced skills, like riding a bike

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Declarative Memory?

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Explicit
– Information that is conscious and known
– Memory for Facts

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13
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What is Episodic memory?

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– Personal information
– Daily Activities and Events

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14
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What is Semantic memory?

A

General Knowledge

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15
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what is encoding specificity

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It states that it’s easier to recall information when you are in the same context in which you memorized or studied it

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16
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primacy and recency effect

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When you are learning new information, you are most likely to remember the things that you study first (the primacy effect) as well as those things you study last (the recency effec

17
Q

, recall vs.
recognition

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Recognition is the ability to recognize something you have seen before, while recall is the ability to remember something without being prompted

18
Q

Problems with eyewitness memory

A

What people see or hear after an event can
impact memory accuracy

19
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maintenance vs. elaborative rehearsal,

A

Maintenance rehearsal (also known as rote memorization) involves repeating information (out loud or in your head). Elaborative rehearsal is more elaborate and involves additional memory aids like mnemonic devices.