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Chapter 6 Learning and Remembering

Chapter 6 Learning and Remembering. Nov. 14, 2013. Chapter 6.1. Outline Learning and Remembering Overview of Long Term Memory Episodic and Semantic Memory Procedural and Declarative Memory Mnemonics and Mnemonists Ebbinghaus Metamemory. Study Question.

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Chapter 6 Learning and Remembering

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  1. Chapter 6 Learning and Remembering

  2. Nov. 14, 2013 Chapter 6.1 Outline • Learning and Remembering • Overview of Long Term Memory • Episodic and Semantic Memory • Procedural and Declarative Memory • Mnemonics and Mnemonists • Ebbinghaus • Metamemory Study Question. • What are mnemonics? Describe a couple of different mnemonics. How do mnemonic devices improve memory?

  3. Memory Declarative (Explicit) Nondeclarative (Implicit) Endel Tulving Facts (Semantic) Events (Episodic) Priming Nonassociative Learning Skills/ Habits Classical Conditioning Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory

  4. Endel Tulving Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • Tulving’s episodic and semantic distinction • Episodic memory: Memory for events. • Semantic memory: Memory for facts. • The implicit / explicit distinction • Implicit memory: Memory without awareness • tested using indirect measures. • E.g., Fragment completion: D A N __ __ __ • Explicit memory: Memory with awareness. • Tested using direct measures. • E.g., Recognition: D A N G E R

  5. Endel Tulving Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • The procedural / declarative distinction • Procedural memory: Memory for doing things. • Declarative memory: Explicit memory. • E.g., Milner’s Experiment with H.M.

  6. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • The procedural / declarative distinction

  7. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory

  8. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • Mnemonics

  9. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • Mnemonics • How good is your memory?

  10. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • Mnemonics • Mnemonics:Strategies and tricks for improving memory. • Mnemonists:Individuals who demonstrate extraordinary memory ability. • Imagery and Memory • Advantage of Pictures over Words • Advantage of concrete over abstract nouns • Many mnemonics exploit imagery • The method of loci • The pegword method • Luria’s Mnemonist (SV). • Synaesthesia, revisited

  11. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • Three mnemonic principles • Structure for learning • Encoding (rehearsal) • Use of images/rhymes/acronyms • Deep, durable memories (storage) • Storage or retention (depth of processing) • Retrieval Cues (retrieval)

  12. Hermann von Ebbinghause Savings (%) Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • The Ebbinghaus tradition • The relearning task • Savings score: the reduction in the number of trials necessary for relearning as compared with original learning. • The forgetting curve

  13. Hermann von Ebbinghause Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • The Ebbinghaus tradition • Evaluation • Problems with the (exclusive) use of nonsense syllables • AUP, DWN, LEF, RGT, BAK, FOW • Real life memory • The current position • Meaning is central to the study of LTM • Participants in studies use mnemonics • Ecological validity is important

  14. Learning and Remembering • An overview of long term memory • Metamemory - Knowledge about one’s memory system and its functioning. • Metacognition - knowledge about one’s cognitive system and its functioning. • Two issues • Self-monitoring and awareness • “feeling of knowing” judgements • -> Problem with overconfidence • Self-regulation • Strategy selection to improve performance

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