Memory: Encoding and Retrieval

Dec 01, 2012

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Memory: Encoding and Retrieval

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Level of Encoding and False Memory Typicality

Level of Encoding and False Memory Typicality. Undergraduate Research Symposium Christiaan Manno May 15, 2004. FACT: YOUR MEMORY IS NOT PERFECT!. False Memories occur everyday - Can occur via the result of competing stimuli on either the encoding or retrieval end.

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Episodic memory: Retrieval processes

Episodic memory: Retrieval processes. systematic study of role of retrieval processes in remembering started with work of Canadian psychologist Endel Tulving. (who also introduced distinction between episodic and semantic memory). Episodic memory: Retrieval processes .

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Ch. 6 MEMORY

Ch. 6 MEMORY. Memory. The ability to remember things we have experienced, imagined, or learned Memory is often seen as steps in an information-processing model Encoding Storage Retrieval. The Sensory Registers. Sensory registers are the first stop for all sensory information

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Memory--retrieval

Memory--retrieval. For later. . . . Try to remember these words. . . Measures of memory Relative difficulty of different measures of memory Role of cues in memory retrieval Retrieval and prior knowledge. Measures of memory. Free recall Cued recall Recognition Savings in relearning.

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Memory Chapter 8

Memory Chapter 8. Memory. Retrieval: Retrieval Cues Forgetting Encoding Failure Storage Decay Retrieval Failure. Definition Information Processing Models Encoding: Getting Information In How We Encode What We Encode. Storage: Retaining Information Sensory Memory

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Human Memory

Human Memory. Part 1: D’you remember?. Well, it depends…. The Big Three Questions. How does information get into memory? How is information maintained in memory? How is information pulled back out of memory?. Encoding, Storage, Retrieval. Encoding: Getting Information Into Memory.

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Multistore model of memory

Multistore model of memory. By Mr Daniel Hansson. Important definitions. Encoding: When an experience is converted into a memory construct Storage: When a memory is stored over time Retrieval: Recall of memories. Atkinson- Shiffrin (1968). Sensory store.

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Encoding and Retrieval from Long-Term Memory

Encoding and Retrieval from Long-Term Memory . Learning Objectives. The Nature of Long-Term Memory Encoding: How Episodic Memories are Formed Retrieval: How We Recall the Past from Episodic Memory The Encoding Was Successful, But I Still Can’t Remember Nondeclarative Memory Systems .

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THREE PROCESSES OF MEMORY

THREE PROCESSES OF MEMORY. Encoding Storage Retrieval. Encoding. The translating of information into a form that can be stored in your brain. Example: Sound of my voice is converted into a format your brain can store and later retrieve psychologically.

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Memory

Memory. Chapter Nine. What is Memory?. Maintenance of learning over time What good is remembering if you can’t recall it? Declarative, Procedural, Episodic Flashbulb Memories Information Processing Encoding  Storage  Retrieval Sensory Memory  Short-Term Memory  Long-Term Memory.

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Memory

Memory. Memory. The persistence of learning over time through the storage and retrieval of information Your memory is your mind’s storehouse, the reservoir of your accumulated learning. Memory – Information Processing. Encoding – the processing of information into the memory system

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Memory Part II Memory Stages and Processes

Memory Part II Memory Stages and Processes. Overview. Memory processes encoding, storage, and retrieval Capacity & duration of memory stages sensory memory short-term memory long-term memory Working memory. Memory Processes. Acquisition or “encoding”

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Models of memory

How is information processed?. Models of memory. Memory as information processing. Encoding – converting information to a useable form Storage – retaining information in memory Retrieval – information recovered from memory when needed. MODELS OF MEMORY.

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Memory and Cognition

Memory and Cognition. PSY 324 Topic: Long-term Memory- Encoding and Retrieval Dr. Ellen Campana Arizona State University. Storage of Memories.

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Models of memory

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Chapter 6 Memory

Chapter 6 Memory. Dec 10 th , 2012. Memory. Memory: Active system that receives, stores, organizes, alters, and recovers (retrieves) information Acquired Encoding Stored in the brain Storage Later retrieved Retrieval Eventually (possibly) forgotten. Figure 7.2.

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UNIT 4 – AOS 1 - MEMORY

UNIT 4 – AOS 1 - MEMORY. TERM 2 REFRESHER. What we have learnt so far that we must not forget. P-VALUES ENCODING, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL MEASURES OF RETENTION ATKINSON AND SHIFFRIN MODEL OF MEMORY SENSORY MEMORY: Function/Capacity/Duration ECHOIC MEMORY ICONIC MEMORY

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Enhancing memory

Enhancing memory. Quality of encoding. Better encoding means better retrieval. Elaboration and organisation. Elaboration enables effective encoding. The more associations that are made between new information and that already in memory the more likely the information will be retrieved.

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Memory

Memory. Chapter 7. Memory. Encoding Storage Retrieval. Memory. Encoding. Attention Levels of processing Enriching encoding. Encoding. Taking notes on your powerpoint , adding cues and traps to your flashcards helps you ENCODE and remember better!. Levels of processing. Shallow

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Biology and Cognition

Biology and Cognition. IB Psychology. Memory Recap. The three main stages of memory: Encoding --> Storage --> Retrieval Explicit Memory: Fact Based Memory: Requires conscious retrieval. Episodic Semantic Implicit Memory: Procedural and Emotional Memories

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Memory

Memory. Information processing. Encoding - Getting information in Storage - Retaining information Retrieval - Getting information out. Automatic & Effortful processing. Instant encoding & storage. Flashbulb memories 9-11 Titanic President Kennedy Space Shuttle Challenger.

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Chapter 6: Memory

Chapter 6: Memory. Stage Model of Memory. Three memory stores that differ in function, capacity, and duration. Three Stages of Memory. Maintenance Rehearsal. Long-term Memory. Sensory Memory. Working or Short-term Memory. Encoding. Attention. Sensory Input. Retrieval.

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