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AP Psych - Memory

QuestionAnswer
Recall Able to access info without retrieval cue
Recognition identifying options, info, without learning it again. 1) Encoding 2) Storing 3) Retrieving memory receive info from senses, organized/altered as it's stored, then retrieved later
Encoding Getting info into brain
Storage creation of permanent record of encoded info
Retrieval Getting info back out
Retrieval failure failure to recall memory, missing stimulus
Multi Step Model Sensory Memory, Short Term memory, Long Term Memory
Sensory Memory Stage 1, 1 second, 2 Types (Iconic and Echoic)
Iconic Memory Type of sensory memory, input to visual system Capacity: everything in visual field Duration: 1/4 sec
Echoic Memory Type of sensory memory, input to auditory system Capacity: large amount, only during conversation Duration: 2-4 seconds
Short Term Memory Stage 2, the info we are currently aware of or thinking about, holds a few items briefly, 12-30 seconds, susceptible to interference
Selective Attention used to move STM into long term or forgotten
Maintenance rehearsal repetition, repeat to put into LTM, memorization
Elaborative rehearsal give meaning
Baddeley's Working Memory system that allows to temp. retain and MANIPULATE stored info involved in a complex pattern. (ex. mental math, remembering verbal directions)
Central Executive Control center for working memory (planning, problem solving, decision making)
Phonological Loop part of working memory responsible for processing and storing verbal/auditory info - Temp holds for a few sec - Rehearses/refreshes info in the phonological store through repetition
Visuospatial Sketchpad visual+spacial info, allows for temporary storage and manipulation of images and spacial relationships, enables tasks like navigation
Long Term Memory Stage 3, stage where info is stored indefinitely w/ virtually unlimited capacity, allows for long term retention of knowledge, skills, experiences, and facts
Long Term Potentiation strengthening of a synaptic connection that happens when the synapses of one neuron fire repeatedly + excites another neuron (in HIPPOCAMPUS)
Neurogenesis formation of new neurons (response to exercise, low stress environment)
Automatic Processing we process lots of info when you don't think about it
Effortful Processing processing that requires attention and conscious effort
Parallel Processing process multiple things at once
Autobiographical Memory your life story
Episodic Memory personal experience w/ specific contexts and emotions
Sematic Memory general personal info and knowledge that defines the self
Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory may indicate that there are biological processes for superior memory storage
Created by: elladunmire
 

 



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