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Connections Between Acquisition and Retrieval

Crystal Camarena English

Connections Between Acquisition and Retrieval

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Connections Between Acquisition and Retrieval

  1. Learning as preparation for retrieval

    • retrieval paths: locating info in your memory
    • Context-Dependent learning: How does context influence data? Remember "cold-related" thoughts with the scuba diver.
    • Changes in your approach to the memory materials: Recall performance is best of your state at the time of testing matches your state at the time of learning.
      • Context reinstatement: improved memory performance if we re-create the context that was in place during learning.
  2. Encoding Specificity

    • "What you encode is specific- not just the physical stimulus as it was encountered, but the stimulus together with its context."
  3. The Memory Network

    • Memory connections deal with retrieval paths, guiding toward seeking for information.
      • Nodes
        • Associations or associative links
        • Activation Level
          • Nodes Response Threshold
            • Node then Fires
    • Spreading Activation
      • Semantic Printing
        • Memory cues and context restatement: insufficient activation received from one source can add to the insufficient activation received from another source.
  4. Different forms of testin

    • memory testing
      • Recall
        • Recognition
    • Familiarity and source memory
      • memory depending on the connections we've been discussing all along.
  5. Implicit Memory

    • Memory without awareness
      • Explicit and Implicit memories
  6. Theoretical treatments of implicit memory

    • processing pathway
      • processing fluency
    • Nature of Familiarity
      • "Familiarity" is like a conclusion that you draw rather than a feeling triggered by a stimulus
  7. Amnesia

    • Retrograde amnesia: caused by blows to the head- unable to recall events occuring before the blow
    • Anterograde amnesia: disruption in memories after the onset of amnesia
    • Explicit memory is independent of implicit memory
    • The best strategy for learning would be to use multiple perspectives

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