Manipulation&Improvement

Manipulation&Improvement

1. Leading questions; Content or phrased in such a way as to suggest what answer is desired or to lead to the desired answer.

2. Context-Dependent cues; Environmental cues in the specific situation where a memory was formed, which act as retrieval cues to help access the memories formed in that context.

3. State-dependent cues; Internal physiological and or psychological state at the time the memory was formed.

4. Acronyms; Pronounceable words formed from the first letters of a sequence of words.

5. Rhyme; Phrase or string of words often with an emphasis on similar sounding key words.

6. Acrostics; Making verbal associations from items to be remembered by constructing phrases or sentences using the first letting of the information to be remembered.

7. Narrative Chaining; Linking otherwise unrelated items to one another to form a meaningful sequence or story.