memory

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is the ability to retain information through encoding, storing, and retrieving.

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memory

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three memory processes:

1. putting information into memory

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encoding

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three memory processes:

2. holding onto information for some period of time

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storing

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three memory processes:

3. getting information out of storage

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retrieving

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three stages of memory:

1. the information will last from one second to fifteen seconds

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sensory memory

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three stages of memory:

2. the information will last from fifteen seconds to few hours

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short term memory

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three stages of memory:

3. the information will last for a long period of time or indefinitely

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long term memory

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types of sensory memory:

1. the sensory register that briefly holds mental representations of auditory stimuli. (sound)

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echoic

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types of sensory memory:

2. the sensory register that briefly holds mental representations of visual stimuli. (image)

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iconic

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function of short term memory:
1. decides if an information is important.

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attention

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function of short term memory:
2. is the process where information is kept in short-term memory by mentally repeating it.

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rehearsing

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`function of short term memory:

3. storing information

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storing

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function of short term memory:
4. a process by which a person organizes material into meaningful groups.

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chunking

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types of long term memory :
1. that involves memories from factors or events.
(sometimes referred to as explicit memory) refers to memories which can be consciously recalled such as facts and knowledge.

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declarative

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a. knowledge of facts, concepts, words, definitions, and language.

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semantic

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b. knowledge of specific events, experiences, or activities.

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episodic

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types of long term memory

2. memories for skills, habits, and things learned through conditioning.

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procedural

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inability to retrieve, recall, or organize information

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forgetting

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exceptional forms of memories:

1. refers to individuals with exceptional memory.

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memorists

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exceptional forms of memories:

2. individuals who possess eidetic imagery power

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eidetikers

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exceptional forms of memories:

3. is where the memory breaks down such as amnesia

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memory disorder

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theories of forgetting:

1. the cause of forgetting is information learned earlier of later

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interference theory

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theories of forgetting:

2. due to lapse of time

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decay theory

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theories of forgetting:

3. the memory things are present, but one just cannot bring out the information (esp. if the cues are absent)

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retrieval based forgetting

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theories of forgetting:
4. this is due to the distortion of learned information in the long-term memory like if alternations and changes occurred.

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storage based forgetting

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theories of forgetting:

5. a purposeful or voluntary process of blocking the information learned.

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motivated forgetting

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forms of amnesia:

1. refers to the inability to form new permanent memories like remembering the name of their physicians.

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anterograde amnesia

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forms of amnesia:

2. refers to the inability to reproduce and recall pieces of information learned prior to the amnesia

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retrograde amnesia

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is a rare form of amnesia which is a memory disorder brought about by emotionally disturbing event.

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psychogenic amnesia

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refers to the manipulation of mental representations of information. it is everything that the conscious mind does. that would include perception, mental arithmetic, remembering, or conjuring up an image. on this definition it simply equates to conscious cognitive processes.

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thinking

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elements of thinking:

1. consists of imagining or visualizing things

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imagery thinking

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elements of thinking:

2. involves inner speech and implicit muscular movements (i.e., we talk to ourselves when we think)

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inner speech and movement

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elements of thinking:
3. thinking takes place through concepts. concepts are classification of objects, events, or people (e.g., pork and beef). prototypes are best example of the concept.

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conceptual thinking

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elements of thinking:

4. is thinking with and about words. it is learning to attach word labels to things and concepts

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verbal thinking

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elements of thinking:

5. for concepts by analyzing our experiences and identifying similarities among various objects.

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learning concepts

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ability to discover novel solutions to problems or to produce novel works,

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creative thinking

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is when the person comes up with a variety of plausible solutions for creating the unusual.

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creativity

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steps in creative thinking:
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2.
3.
4.

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1. preparation
2. incubation
3. inspiration
4. verification and revision

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factors affecting effective thinking:
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2.
3,
4.

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1. intelligence
2. motivation
   3, mind set
3. functional fixedness