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Memory Vocab

Caitlyn Salter Psychology IGCSE Inglês 47 flashcards

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  1. 1Processingthe operations we perform on sensory information in the brain
  2. 2Inputfor human memory, this refers to the sensory information we receive from our environment
  3. 3Storagethe retention of information in our memory
  4. 4Encodingturning sensory information into a form that can be used and stored by the brain
  5. 5Acoustic encodingthe process of storing sounds in our memory system
  6. 6Visual encodingthe process of storing something that is seen in our memory system
  7. 7Semantic encodingthe process of storing the meaning of information in our memory system
  8. 8Outputfor memory, this refers to the information we recall or our behavioural response
  9. 9Retrievalthe recall of stored memories
  10. 10Short-term memoryour initial memory store - temporary and limited
  11. 11Long-term memorya memory store that holds potentially limitless amounts of information for up to a lifetime
  12. 12Durationthe length of time information can be stored in our memory
  13. 13Capacitythe amount of information that can be stored in our memory
  14. 14Rehearsewhen we repeat information over and over to make it stick
  15. 15Displacementwhen the short-term memory becomes 'full' and new information pushes out older info
  16. 16Interferencewhen new information overwrites older information
  17. 17Amnesiamemory loss, often through accident, disease or injury
  18. 18Anterograde amnesianew long-term memories cannot be made
  19. 19Retrograde amnesiamemories prior to brain injury cannot be recalled
  20. 20Active reconstructionthe idea that memory is not an exact copy of what we experienced, but an interpretation or reconstruction of events that are influenced by our schema when we remember them again
  21. 21Schema (memory)a packet of knowledge about an event, person or place that influences how we perceive and remember
  22. 22Omissionleaving out unfamiliar, irrelevant or unpleasant details when remembering something
  23. 23Transformationwhen details are changed to make them more familiar and rational
  24. 24Familiarisationwhen unfamiliar details are changed to align with our own schema
  25. 25Rationalisationwhen we add details into our recall to give a reason for something that may not have originally fit with a schema
  26. 26Cognitive interviewa police interview designed to ensure a witness to a crime does not actively reconstruct their memory
  27. 27Ecological validitythe extent to which the findings still explain the behaviour in different situations
  28. 28Subjectivebased on personal opinions or feelings
  29. 29Sensory registerour immediate memory of sensory information
  30. 30Attentionfocus on certain sensory information
  31. 31Trigrama set of three letters that make a meaningless string of letters
  32. 32Iconic memorythe sensory register for visual information
  33. 33Echoic memorythe sensory register for auditory information
  34. 34Modality freenot linked to a specific type of sensory information
  35. 35Primarythe tendency to recall words at the beginning of a list when asked to remember it
  36. 36Recencythe tendency to recall words at the end of a list when asked to remember it
  37. 37Serial reproductiona technique where participants retell something to another participant to form a chain; this is how folk stories are passed through time and culture
  38. 38Repeated reproductiona technique where participants are asked to recall something again and again
  39. 39Reliablewhen the outcomes of a study are consistent
  40. 40Statistical analysismathematical calculations to see if findings could be due to chance
  41. 41Standardised proceduewhere the procedure of a study is the same across all conditions
  42. 42Extraneous variablesvariables that could affect the results of a study
  43. 43Mundane realisma realistic, everyday task
  44. 44Reductionismthe theory of explaining something according to its basic constituent parts
  45. 45Reductionistthe practice of reductionism
  46. 46Holismthe theory of explaining something as a whole
  47. 47Holisticthe practice of holism

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Chapter Two - Memory. All the psychological vocab
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Caitlyn Salter · mar 2020
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