memory

Slide 1

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• different cultures= differences in encoding
• basic memory= encoding, storage & retrieval)
• - episodic memory= memory of an event/'episode'
• semantic memory= generalised knowledge of the world
• procedural memory=info about how to do things orthe 'procedure' of a sequence or movement
• explicit memory- intentionally trying to remember something
• implicit memory= remembering past events unintentionally
• Caption: basics of memory

Slide 2

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• Caption: explicit or implicit???
• 5 models of memory
• levels of processing
• tranfer-appropriate processing
• parellel distributed processing
• multiple memory systems
• information processing

Slide 3

• Levels of Processing= what you remember depends on how strongly you encode and process the information when it first appears
• maintanence rehersal
• elaborative rehersal
• transfer- appropriate processing= for info to be retrieved properly it has to be encoding in a particular way and visa versa
• parellel distruted processing( PDP)= new info is combined with info that we already know, changing your understanding
• knowledge networks
• nueral networks