Test #2 Flashcards

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Memory

A

information processing system that encodes, stores, and retrieves info

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2
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Encoding steps

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  • Select stimulus
  • Identify features
  • Label
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3
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Retrieval steps

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  • Locating

- Recovering

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4
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Elaboration

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Attaching personal meaning to new info

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5
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3 memory stages (length, order)

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  • Sensory - 1/4 second, determines relevant processing
  • Working - 20 seconds, temp for new info while newer acquired.
  • Long-Term - unlimited, stored in a meaningful way
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6
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Sensory registers

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Sensory info stored in same way experienced.

  • Iconic - Visual
  • Echoic - Hearing
  • Tactile - Touch
  • Gustatory - Taste
  • Olifactory - Smell
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7
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Rehearsal

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Brain attempt to retain in working memory. Maintenance and elaborative types. Passive and active respectively.

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8
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Recall

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Like essay writing, reproducing previously presented info

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9
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Recognition

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Identifying stimuli previously presented

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10
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Procedural memory

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LTM

Stores “how things are done” memories

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11
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Declarative memory

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LTM

Stores facts, impressions, events.

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12
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Types of Declarative memory

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Episodic - Personal experiences

Semantic - Facts, general knowledge

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13
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Method of Loci

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Mnemonic device

Remembering through memory built into a familiar place

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14
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7 sins of memory

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Transcience - Time fading
Absent-Mindedness - Shift in attention
Blocking - “tip of tongue” unable to recall stored information
Misattribution - “filling in blanks”, Assimilating wrong place, time.
Bias - Expectancy (see what want), self-consistency (see as we see ourselves)
Persistence - Something cycles over and over

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