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Memory (pg 198 206)
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s the
ability to store + retrieve information over time


three
key functions:
encoding : the process of
transforming what we perceive , think or feel into an



enduring memory
storage :
the process of maintaining information in memory over time


retrieval the process of
bringing to info that has been
previously stored
:
mind


* encoded but
memory is not exactly a combo of what we
already know


and what we learned

semantic
encoding the process of
relating new into in a
meaningful way to knowledge that is


already stored in
memory
o
↳ best
way to memorize things
visual the
imagery encoding process of
storing new info by converting it into mental pictures

r does
the same
thing semantic coding does


organizational encoding the of info to the relationships among series
process categorizing according a



of items
call
ofthose
mnemonics that improve subsequent retrieval
encoding strategies
*
relating things to survival provide higher
memory
#I
three kinds of for
memory storage Sensory a type info few seconds
:
:
of storage that holds less
sensory
a or



Liconic : a
fast-decaying store of visual information (decays in one see .


-echoic a
fast-decaying information (decays in 5 see
store
auditory
:
of


#Short term type of storage
nonsensory info for than few
memory : & that holds more a




seconds ,
but less than a minute

4
into can be held here for 15-20 sec .


>
-
rehearsal : (each repetition
process of
keeping things in short-term
memory by repeating it


15-20 more seconds
gives
>
-
serial position effect : the observation that the first and last few didgets in a sequence will


be better recalled

4
effect : better recall of first few words
primary
>
- effect Glast few
recency
:

,Memory Continued (pg . 206-218)

* Short term mem .
Cont .
chunking combing :
small pieces of info into larger clusters/chunks that are more easily held in short-term




working memory : active maintenance of info in Short-term storage
#3


long-term memory :
a type of storage that holds info for hours , days , weeks , or years

anterograde the to transfer new info from the
amnesia
inability store
: short term into


the
long term store


retrograde amnesia : the inability to retrieve into that was acquired before a
particular

date ,
usually the date of an
Injury/surgery
consolidation the process by which memories become stable in the brain

↳ by thinking/talking about it and SLEEP


reconsolidation re-encoding things after retrieval


long-term potential (LTP) : a
process whereby repeated communication across the synapse between neurons strengthens

the connection ,
making further communication easier

retrieval che external information that is associated we stored information and helps bring it to mind


#
memory is
always available ,
not
always accessible

retrieval cue effective
encoding specificity principle
:
a can serve as an reminder when it helps re-create the


specific way in which information was
initially encoded

state dependent retrieval the information tends recalled the is in
process whereby to be better when
person the

same state retrieval
during encoding
+
ex :
sad vs .

happy
transfer-appropriate processing
:
the idea that
memory is
likely to transfer from one situation to another when the


retrieval of the situations match
encoding + contexts


retrieval induced
forgetting :
process by which
retrieving an item from
long term
memory impairs
subsequent recall of related items

trying to retrieve : takes place in left frontal lobe


retrieving hippocampus
:

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