Memory flashcards
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This Memory page on GoConqr gathers flashcards on eyewitness testimony, memory models and long-term memory. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise concepts and studies, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 1,100 flashcards, with material for secondary and university study. Choose a deck to begin.
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66 cardsMemory full quiz What are the two types of long term memory? E = Tulving 1972 I = Cohen & Squire 1980
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82 cardsAS Psychology - Memory What is Code, Capacity, Duration & Chuncking?
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41 cardsLoftus and Palmer What is EWT?
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66 cardsMemory Shriffin and Atkinson (1969) created what model and what does the model consist of (in order)
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24 cardsDuration, Capacity and Encoding Duration of STM
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50 cardsEyewitness Testimony
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24 cardsLoftus and Palmer (1974) What was the aim of Loftus and Palmer experiment 1?
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132 cardsMidterm 2 (Part 2) What is relearning in terms of forgetfulness?
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37 cardsEyewitness testimony The stop and the yield sign - Loftus 1978
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54 cardsMemory: Type of Memory
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24 cardsDD303 Working Memory Problems with modal models of memory?
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25 cardsChapter 7 Study Guide
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42 cardscognitive psychology AQA A
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65 cardsChapter 7 Memory The process of encoding, storing, and retrieving information
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33 cardsModels of Memory
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19 cardsStudies for MSM of memory Bahrick(1975) investigated duration of the LTM. What was the aim of his study?
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26 cardsDefinitions in Memory
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14 cardsPSY246: Episodic memory What are the memory processes?
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19 cardsValentine and Mesout (2009) What was the aim of Valentine and Mesout (2009)?
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29 cardsSteyvers and Hemmer (2012) - cognitive contemporary 29 cards
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8 cardsCognitive Psychology - Capacity and encoding Capacity and encoding
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24 cardsModule 22 Studying & Encoding Memory
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16 cardsSemantic Priming Flashcards What is priming?
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10 cardsMulti-Store Model of Memory Atkinson and Shiffrin
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14 cardsMulti Store Model and Memory
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13 cardsThe multi-store memory model Who came up with the Multi-store model theory?
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18 cardsBioPsych Learning & Memory UCCS Final Exam BioPsych on the Learning and Memory section of "The Mind's Machine" 2nd edition by Watson a...
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12 cardsexplanations for forgetting: Interference What does interference mean?
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9 cardsClassic Evidence: Loftus & Palmer (1974) Methodology/Procedures with Findings WJEC Psychology AS Loftus & Palmer 1974 Methodology
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13 cardsKey Studies in Memory All key studies in Memory
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7 cardsEvaluation of Tulving's Long Term Memory 7 cards
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8 cardsCarmichael et al (1932)
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19 cardsPaired associate learning Flash cards made by Purvi Shah and Nidhi Bhandari on Paired-associate learning for assignment.
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11 cardsLong term memory What are the three ways we remember things?
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18 cardsPsychology OCR GCSE memory key terms
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9 cardsMulti Store Model of Memory Who proposed the Multi Store Model of Memory?
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100 cardsMemory What was the first cognitive explanation of memory?
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30 cardsCOGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY AS AQA DURATION: LTM IS UNLIMITED STM IS FEW SECONDS (without rehearsal)
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97 cardsPsychology - memory What is coding?
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31 cardsAQA Psychology - Memory! Define the term ‘coding’ & state an example!
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GoConqr OriginalWhat the memory flashcards cover
The decks offer different ways into the Memory unit. Definitions in Memory is a place to start with terms. For questions on types of long-term memory, including episodic and semantic memory, look at Memory full quiz. The list also includes Models of Memory and Multi-Store Model of Memory.
For a focus on research, Eyewitness Testimony includes questions about leading questions and eyewitness accounts. Loftus and Palmer (1974) asks about the study’s aim, participants and design.
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Which deck is a good starting point?
Definitions in Memory is a useful starting point if you want to focus on terms. If you would rather begin with questions about long-term memory, Memory full quiz includes cards on episodic and semantic memory. You can then move to a deck on a model or a study.
Which levels do these flashcards suit?
The list includes material for school and university study, as well as professional candidates. Some deck titles refer to GCSE or A-level Psychology, while others focus on a topic such as working memory or eyewitness testimony. Teachers can also use the list to find ready-made material.
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Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.