memory

memory

1. step one input : information enters the memory process using that of all five senses

   • for example, a friend may tell you there new phone number

2. step two encoding : the way in which information is represented in the memory store

   • for example, you may remember your friends new number through sound, or an action

3. step three storage : the holding of information until its need or required

   • for example, you may have rembered your friends new phone number and you are storing within your memeory

4. step four retrieval: the locating of information from that of the memory and recovering it when needed

   • for example, you begin type your type your friends new phone number into your phone so that may call them

5. step five output: memories, or using that memory to carry out an action

   • for example, you dial that of your friends new phone