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Chapter 7. Memory. Three Stages of Memory. Encoding Storage Retrieval. Three Separate Memory Components (Atkinson & Schiffrin). Sensory memory Iconic Echoic Short-term (working) memory Long-term memory. Long-term Memory. Attention Depth of processing Self-reference effect
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Chapter 7 Memory
Three Stages of Memory • Encoding • Storage • Retrieval
Three Separate Memory Components (Atkinson & Schiffrin) • Sensory memory • Iconic • Echoic • Short-term (working) memory • Long-term memory
Long-term Memory • Attention • Depth of processing • Self-reference effect • Encoding specificity principle • Autobiographical memory • Eyewitness reports • Constructivist approach • Recovered memory/false memory controversy • Flashbulb memory
Explicit memory Recall Recognition Implicit memory Two Types of Memory
Theories of Forgetting • Decay • Interference • Proactive • Retroactive • Retrieval failure
Memory Improvement • Mnemonics • Total time hypothesis • Spacing effect • Mental imagery • Keyword method • Organization • Hierarchy • Metamemory