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psych chapter 7

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Memory retention of information
memory illusion remembering something that didn't happen
sensory memory brief storage of perceptual info before it is passed to short term memory or discarded
short-term memory retains information for limited duration
decay info simply fades over time
interference loss of info due to competing with new/old memories
primary effect tendency to remember stimuli presented earliest
recency effect tendency to remember stimuli that presented most recently
long term memory relatively enduring storage with seemingly infinite capacity for information units
recall generating info learned (essay, fill-in-the-blank, recite from memory)
recognition identifying info learned (multiple-choice, matching, true/false)
relearning measures amount of "savings" how quickly can info be re-acquired if exposed before
encoding getting information into memory
storage keeping information in memory
retrieval activating/construing info from memory
schema's network style structure organizing memory; ties info together in themes
explicit memory memories recalled intentionally (episodic and semantic)
implicit memory memories shown to be remembered (procedural, priming, conditioning, and habituation)
semantic memory knowledge of facts, definitions, meanings, static info
episodic memory memory of events/ experiences in our lives
collective memory group or cultural memories shared by people (info of places, events, stories)
Implicit memory variety of memory recalled passively, info is implied or shown to be known/present
procedural memory info about how to do things, sequences or motor movements; combined skills; involves use of facts (tying your shoes)
retroactive interference when new learning blocks old info
proactive interference when earlier learning blocks new info
retrograde amnesia loss of old memories
anterograde amnesia loss of memory creation
Schemata-Based False Memories memory for template-fitting info, even if actually absent
misinformation effect memory error caused by exposure to inaccuracies in between the event itself and the later task of recall
false memories by implantation detailed memories for events which never occurred, implanted by experimenters, therapists, or other sources based on suggestion and leading
flashbulb memory highly vivid memory of significant experience (first kiss, hearing about 9/11)
chunking organizing info into meaningful soup
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