Memory and Forgetting Flashcards

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Elizabeth Loftus

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Research on memory

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misinformation effect

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the distortion of memory by misleadin post-event information

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eyewitness testimony

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research showing how memories can be influenced and distorted

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Ebbinghous

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forgetting curve

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Forgetting Curve

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a mathematical model that describes how information is lost over time if it’s not reviewed or reinforced

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Theories of Forgetting

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retrievel failure theory, interference theory, motivated forgetting, decay theory

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retreval failure theory

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when you’re missing a context clue, tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon

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interference theory

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retroactive and proactive

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retroactive interference

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when you forget an old task due to new task

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proactive interference

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when you forget a new task due to old task

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motivated forgetting

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forgetting stuff on purpose - suppression/repression

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decay theory

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memories fade as we neglect to ‘visit’ them

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Atkinson and Shiffron

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multi-store model of memory

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sensory memory

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contains sensory and echoic memory

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short term memory

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stores 7 (+-2) for up about 20-30 seconds

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Long term memory

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permament storage of unlimited information

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Baddely & Hitch

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Working memory model

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central executive

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controls activities of the visuospatial sketchpad, phronological loop and episodic buffer

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visuospatial sketchpad

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short term store for visual information

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phronological loop

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sound prep and remembering

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phronological store

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remembered sounds

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articulatory control system

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preps sounds we will speak

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episodic buffer

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combines and intergrates information into episodes

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Craik and Lockhart

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levels of processing theory

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levels of processing

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structurally, phonometically, and semantically

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structural processing

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visual

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phronological processing

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audio

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semantic processing

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meaning and connections

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elaborative rehearsal

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creating connections with concepts

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maintenence rehearsal

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repeating stuff

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spaced repetition

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going over concepts before the forgetting curve declines