Test 2: Memory Flashcards
What is memory?
Registering, retaining, and recalling information
What is inputting information or learning it?
Encoding
What is the consolidation or saving the memory?
Storage
What is remembering or executing the memory?
Retrieval
What is semantic encoding?
Making it meaningful
What is context dependent memory?
When cues in the environment during encoding become dependent to the enviromejnt so recollection in another environment is difficult
What is state dependent memory?
When psysiological or emotional states during encoding become associated with learning, so different situations with different emotional cues, is difficult
What is associatinf the thing you’re trying to remember with something that means something to you?
Semantic encoding
What describes the more you go over the material, the better the storage, or more neurons fire efficiently?
Long term potentiation
Essay is what form of retrieval?
MC?
Recall
Recognition
What is iconic memory and echo if memory in sensory?
Visual
Auditory
What is the difference between declarative and non declarative memory?
Consciously aware
Unconscious
What is the difference between semantic memory and episodic memory?
Facts and figures
Episodes/events of life
What did the Ebbinghaus study find?
Forgetting happens immediately and trails off quickly
What is the serial position effect describe?
First thing you learn you remember the most, the last thing you learn you remember the second in the middle you learn the least