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Memory
How We Remember
Sensory Screening
ShortTerm Memory
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Sensory Data
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Sensory Input
Long-Term Memory
Sequence of Information Processing
2 Types of Sensory Registers • iconic: sensory memory of visual stimuli, lasting less than a second • echoic: sensory memory of acoustical stimuli, lasting 3 to 4 seconds
Short-Term Memory (STM) • capacity: STM can hold as much information as can be repeated or rehearsed in 1.5 to 2 seconds. • Chunking (the grouping of information into meaningful units) can increase the amount of information contained in STM.
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Forgetting in STM • decay theory: A theory that argues that the passage of time causes forgetting. • interference theory: A theory that argues interference from other information causes forgetting.
2 Types of Rehearsal • rote rehearsal: Retaining information in STM simply by repeating it over and over. • elaborative rehearsal: The linking of new information in STM to familiar material stored in long-term memory.
Long-Term Memory (LTM) • Relatively permanent long term storage: • Active Memory memory from which information is easily retrieved – generally lasts about 48 hours •Schemas: organized mental frameworks that we rely on to interpret and filter incoming information.
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How We Remember
Sensory Screening
ShortTerm Memory
D ec ay
Sensory Data
D ec ay
Sensory Input
Long-Term Memory
Sequence of Information Processing
2 Types of Sensory Registers • iconic: sensory memory of visual stimuli, lasting less than a second • echoic: sensory memory of acoustical stimuli, lasting 3 to 4 seconds
Short-Term Memory (STM) • capacity: STM can hold as much information as can be repeated or rehearsed in 1.5 to 2 seconds. • Chunking (the grouping of information into meaningful units) can increase the amount of information contained in STM.
Apple Bed Mouse Pear Pillow Cherry Cat Lemon Sleep
Forgetting in STM • decay theory: A theory that argues that the passage of time causes forgetting. • interference theory: A theory that argues interference from other information causes forgetting.
2 Types of Rehearsal • rote rehearsal: Retaining information in STM simply by repeating it over and over. • elaborative rehearsal: The linking of new information in STM to familiar material stored in long-term memory.
Long-Term Memory (LTM) • Relatively permanent long term storage: • Active Memory memory from which information is easily retrieved – generally lasts about 48 hours •Schemas: organized mental frameworks that we rely on to interpret and filter incoming information.
5 Points of Calvinism otal Depravity nconditional election imited Atonement rresistible Grace erseverance of the Saint
SNORE AWA KE DREAM TIRED REST COMFORT SOUND WAKE BED NIGHT EAT SLUMBER
Which penny is real?
