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| show | memory that clearly and distinctly expresses (explicates) specific information
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| show | memories of events experienced by a person or that take place in the person's presence
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| show | general knowledge, as opposed to episodic memory
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| show | memory that suggested (implied)but not plainly expressed ,as illustrated in the things that people do but not state clearly
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| show | the activation of specific associations in memory, often as a result of repetition and without making a conscious effort to access the memory
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| retrospective memory | show 🗑
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| prospective memory | show 🗑
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| show | modifying information so that it can be placed in memory; the first stage of information processing
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| show | the maintenance of information over time; the second stage of information processing
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| maintenance rehearsal | show 🗑
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| show | the kind of coding in which new information is related to information that is already known
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| show | the location of stored information and it's return to consciousness;the third stage of information processing
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| show | the processes by which information is encoded,stored,and retrieved
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| show | the type of stage of memory first encountered by a stimulus;sensory memory holds impressions briefly, but long enough so that series of perceptions are psychologically continuous
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| show | an assumed change in the nervous system that reflects the impression made by a stimulus
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| show | a mental representation of a visual stimulus that is held briefly in sensory memory
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| iconic memory | show 🗑
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| echoic memory | show 🗑
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| short-term memory | show 🗑
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| show | another term for short-term memory
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| show | the tendency to recall more accurately the first and last items in a series
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| show | in memory theory,to cause information to be lost from short-term memory by adding new information
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| echoic memory | show 🗑
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| short-term memory | show 🗑
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| show | another term for short-term memory
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| show | a stimulus or group of stimuli hat are perceived as a discreet piece of information
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| show | in memory theory,to cause information to be lost from short-term memory by adding new information
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| show | the type or stage of memory capable of relatively permanent storage
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| show | a way of mentally representing the world, such as a belief or an expectation,that can influence perception of persons,objects, and situations
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| show | the feeling that information is stored in memory although it can-not be readily retrieved
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| show | information that is better retrieved in the context in which it was encoded and stored,or learned
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| show | information that is better retrieved in the physiological or emotional state in which it was encoded and stored,or learned
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| show | meaningless sets of two consonants with a vowel sandwiched in between which are used to study memory
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| paired associates | show 🗑
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| method of savings | show 🗑
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| show | the difference between the number of repetitions of need learn a list and the number required to relearn the list after a given amount of time.
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| show | The view that we may forget saved material because other material may interfere with it. (limited space, some is lost)
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| show | A structure of the limbic system critical to the formation of new memories
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| show | failure to remember events that occurred after a physical trauma because of a physical trauma (forget the rescue after a car accident)
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| show | an assumed electrical circuit in the brain that corresponds to a memory trace or an assumed chemical change that accompanies learning. From the Greek: en=in and gram=recording
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| show | enhanced efficiency and synaptic transmission that follows brief rapid stimulation
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| show | the shaping or bogus or slanted memories by presenting misinformation (as in using leading questions)
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