Memory types

Memory types

1. Sensory memory

   • Things are recorded What we want remember how immediate. Too is encoded in the brain

2. Short-term memory

   • The information has been encoded via trials but this is will keep less than Thirty seconds. By example: remember your password

3. Long-term memory

   • It's like a warehouse broad holding all the knowledge, skills and experiences
     • Procedural memory
       • Refers to how what we remember to do things for example Bicycling
     • Episodic memory
       • Tied to episodes concrete of your life, for example a memory funny from your past

4. Work memory

   • It involves all ways that we take the short information term and hide it in the long-term memory
     • Explicit process
       • When we store information conscious and active. It is the way that we capture facts and knowledge what do we think we are going to need
     • Implicit process
       • Transfer things from the ones that we are not commonly sin However, it does not have what to focus actively
     • Automatic process
       • It is difficult disappear the information, to unless you have something unusual in the brain for example don't put your hand on fire is considered An apprenticeship automatic

5. Through memories

   • For example, as we we return to our mind and we bring information such as we do in testing to fill in the blanks in white

6. Through recognition

   • It's more like a test multiple choice (only need to identify the old information when you meet him) such as: in test type questions.

7. Relearning

   • It is strengthens or refreshes the old information. By example: when we study an exam a second time, that is, recovery then we relearn with greater ease.