Psych 100: Ch 7.1 Flashcards
Free Recall
To produce a response, as you do on essay tests or short-answer tests
Recognition
Someone chooses the correct item among several options
Cued Recall
You receive significant hints about the material
Savings Method
or relearning method
Detect weak memories by comparing the speed of original learning to the speed of relearning
Explicit Memory
or direct
Someone who states an answer regards it as a product of memory
Implicit Memory
or indirect memory
An experience influences what you say or do even though you might not be aware of the influence
Procedural Memories
Memories of how to do something
Declarative Memories
Memories we can readily state in words
Memory
The retention of information
Priming
Reading or hearing a word temporarily primes that word and increases the chance that you will use it yourself
Information-Processing Model
Compares human memory to that of a computer: information that enters the system is processed, coded, and stored
Short-Term Memory
Temporary storage of recent events
Long-Term Memory
A relatively permanent store
Semantic Memory
Memory of principles and facts
Episodic Memory
Memory for specific events in your life