memory Flashcards

1
Q

define memory?

A

constructive process through which actively organise and shape info

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2
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what IPM?

A

information processing model

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3
Q

list parts of IPM?

A

encoding; storage; retrieval

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4
Q

how info get into memory?

A

encoding

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5
Q

how info maintained in memory?

A

storage

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6
Q

how info pulled back out of memory?

A

retrieval

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7
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what is encoding?

A

organisation of sensory information so brain can process

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8
Q

what must learners do to information to store, and where is it retrieved from?

A

encoded, retrieved from storage

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9
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what first step in flow of memory?

A

encoding

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10
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what encoding require?

A

attention

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11
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what affects encoding?

A

divided attention, esp. during retrieval

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12
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what is IPM likened to?

A

a computer

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13
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limitations ipm?

A

memories described as ‘hard data’ but human memories soft and easily changed

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14
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what does memory rely on?

A

how deeply info processed

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15
Q

what storage involve?

A

maintaining info available in memory

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16
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when is storage involved?

A

when ppl have to access info no longer actively thinking about/sensing