HUMAN MEMORY

HUMAN MEMORY

1. Process in which the mind interprets, stores, and retrieves information

   • Memory and the learning process
     • learning is a process that will modify a subsequent behaviour
       • Memory is essential to all learning, because it lets you store and retrieve the information that you learn. Memory is basically nothing more than the record left by a learning process.
         • Memory: is the ability to remember past experiences.

2. How do we form memories?

   • There are three major ways of processing the memory
     • encoding: when any event, person, object or stimuli are sensed to be important
     • storage: memory is stored or kept in the brain to be used in due time.:
     • retrieval: process by which the memory that was once encoded and stored is recalled for use

3. Types of memory

   • Long-term memory : our brain’s system for storing, managing, and retrieving information.
     • 1. Explicit Memory
     • 2. Implicit Memory
     • 3. Autobiographical Memory
     • 4. Memory & Morpheus
   • Short-Term Memory:: is the very short time that you keep something in mind before either dismissing it or transferring it to long-term memory