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Chapter 6 - Long-term Memory Structure
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- 1Long-Term Memory"Archive" of info about past events and knowledge learned
Works closely with working memory - 2Primacy EffectMemory better for stimuli presented at beginning
More time to rehearse, more likely to enter LTM - 3Recency EffectMemory better for stimuli presented at end
Stimuli is still in STM - 4Types of LTM: ImplicitNon-declarative/Unconscious Memory
Memory that unconsciously influences behaviour - 5Types of LTM: ExplicitDeclarative/conscious Memory
Conscious recollection of events experienced (episodic) and facts learned (semantic) - 6Coding in LTM: Predominant TypeSemantic Coding (remember meaning, not exact wording)
- 7Types of Explicit LTM: EpisodicPast memory and experiences.
Requires mental time travel of past experiences, no guarantee of accuracy. - 8Types of Explicit LTM: SemanticGeneral knowledge stored in LTM. Does not require mental time travel.
- 9Implicit LTMMemory that unconsciously influences behaviour. Repetition priming, procedural memory, classical conditioning.
- 10Implicit Memory: Procedural MemoryMemory for how to carry out highly practised skills. Cannot explain on where/when/how learned. Example: "skill memory"
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