'Retention interval' presentation slideshows

Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Forgetting. Memory. Internal record or representation of past experience Not necessarily the same as the original experience History & metaphors Slate ? Filing cabinet ? Computer. Types of Memory. Many different types of memory 2 are important for our purposes:

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Temporal Spacing of Learning: Can It Help Reduce Forgetting?

Temporal Spacing of Learning: Can It Help Reduce Forgetting?. Hal Pashler University of California, San Diego Dept of Psychology. Douglas Rohrer, USF. John Wixted, UCSD. Shana Carpenter, UCSD. Nicholas Cepeda, UCSD & Univ of Colorado. Ed Vul, MIT. Michael Mozer,

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Working Memory

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Memory and Forgetting

Memory and Forgetting. Chapter 11 Learning & Behavior (Chance). Chapter Guiding Questions. What are some ways of thinking about memory? What kinds of memory have been identified? Where are memories to be found? What, exactly, is forgetting? How is forgetting measured?

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Memory : The capacity to retain information over time.

Memory : The capacity to retain information over time. Encoding : the conversion of incoming information into a form that can be stored in memory. Storage : maintaining information in memory over a period of time.

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Trace Decay

Trace Decay. Various theorists assumed that there is a memory trace for all encoded information. This trace decays with time. If the trace falls below a certain threshold value, the information is forgotten.

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Sleep and Memory Jenkins & Dallenbach (1924)

Sleep and Memory Jenkins & Dallenbach (1924). 100%. after sleep. % recall of syllables. awake. | | | | 1 2 4 8. retention interval (hours). Why? Less interference? Time of day effect?

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