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Unit 3 (flashcards)
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- 1What is memory?A psychological concept that involves encoding, storing and retrieving (or recalling) information
- 2Memory depends on three processes...1. Encoding
2. Storage
3. Retrieval - 3EncodingThe process of putting information into a form that will allow it to fit with your personal system
- 4StorageMaintaining encoded information in a memory store
- 5RetrievalThe process of getting information back from long-term memory to be used in working memory
- 6Multi-store Model of memorya model that suggests that memory is comprised of three memory stores: a sensory store, a short-term memory store and a long-term store
- 7Sensory Memory xxa store for incoming, fleeting sensory information xx
- 8Sensory memory - IconicA example of sensory memory linked to our visual systems. It stores visual information for 0.3 seconds and explains why we can interpret a series of stills as continuous moving pictures (like a movie)
- 9Sensory memory - EchoicAn example of sensory memory linked to our auditory systems. It is stored for 3-4 seconds and allows for processing of stimuli in fill making it meaningful
- 10Short term memorya store that receives information from the long-term memory and sensory stores; with a limited capacity of 5-9 pieces of information, and a duration of approximately 12-20 seconds.
- 11Long term memorythe information is encoded and stored, and as long as you know enough about the information, the information can be retrieved.
- 12Types of long term memory1. Procedural - Implicit
2. Declarative - Explicit - 13Proceduralone aspect of implicit memory; memory for how to perform particular skills, tasks or actions. These memories are processed by the amygdala and cerebellum
- 14Declarativea long term memory store for personal experiences (episodic) and facts (semantic). These memories are processed by the hippocampus
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- 12th grade Psychology Fichas sobre Unit 3 (flashcards), creado por Mackenzie Schroder el 11/04/2022.
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