A measure of memory in which the previously showed items

bringing a memory to ones conciousness

using pictures to improve memory

selecting attention on meaning and creating neural impulses

refers to a specific memory of event that occur in your life

early stages of alzheimers disease

The most commonly recognized symptom is partial loss of the semantic memory

how long does iconic memory last

stays for 10ths of seconds then refreshes

when does initial encoding occur

as soon as one selects attention on stimulus

Retention of things with conscious recollection

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practice saying and writing the words over and over
chunking
Method of Loci
rehearsal
MNEMONICS
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example of MNEMONICS
transforming
chunking
rehersal
ROY-G-BIV
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how many ways are there to encode with selective attention
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4
2
1
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Information is most easily recalled when in the same state of consciousness it was learned in
Mood congruent memory
state-dependent memory
Ebbinghaus
Processed memory
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Information in the working memory is gradually changed over long term memories
Amygdala
Hippocampus
Wernickes area
Consolidation
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why is sensory memory difficult to meausre
how qucikly it refrshes
because memories are long term
how long it stays
depends on the memory
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General knowledge - facts you learn at school
Reduced memory
Semantic memory
Prospeective memory.
Episodic memory
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automatic encoding encodes what
time
people
space
frenquency
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the process of putting things into storage
retrieval
storage
encoding
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clear memory of an emotionally significant even or moment
Method of loci
Flashbulb memories
Long term memory
Short term memory
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Recognition
Cuts pathways to thee cerrebullum
Loss of the ability to create new memories
A measure of memory in which the previously showed items
Remembering something you did in the past
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types of prototype
Country,city,street,house
The best example of a category
The mental grouping of similar objects, events, or people
Zip codes
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how affective is acoustic encoding
not effective
least effective
partially effective
most effective
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effortful encoding
requires visual processing
requires no effort
requires stimuli
requires concious effort
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retrevial
bringing a memory to ones conciousness
encoding selected memories
facts and expierences in ones mind
making neural connections
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to become a memory, information must first be registered in .........
explicit memory
short term memory
iconic memory
sensory memory
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Persistance of learning over time via the storage and retrival information
storage
Memory
visual incoding
encoding
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selecting attention on appearence and creating neural connections
iconic encoding
visual encoding
semantic encoding
explicit encoding
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Types of cencept
The best example of a category
Problem solving
decision making
Address
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Unable to recall events that occurred before the devolpment of amnesia
Implicit memory
Anterogade amnesia
Short term amnesia
retrograde amnesia
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in order to create the strongest memory apply what
automatically
semantics
stimulants
neural connections
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sensory memories dissapear unless you focus your.......... on the information
iconic attention
refuteability
selective attention
echoic attention
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short term and long term
retrieval
sematic
encoding
storage
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Helps facilitate associate learning responses is classical condtioning
Implicit memory
Storked memory
Cerebellum
Conditioned responses
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Method of Loci
using places to improve memory
using pictures to improve memory
using sounds to improve memory
using objects to improve memory
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semantic encoding
selecting attention on appearence and creating neural connections
selecting attention on meaning and creating neural impulses
selecting attention on sounds of words and creating neural impulses
selecting attention on all and above and making neural impulses
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Episodic Memory
refers to a specific memory of event that occur in your life
When you can recall a detailed memory
You can not remember where you learned it or how you learned it
Refers to a long term memory.
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early stages of alzheimers disease
The individuals long term memory is severely impaired
The most commonly recognized symptom is partial loss of the semantic memory
Ones memory begins to come back
The individuals has problems with short term memory
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how long does iconic memory last
stays for 10ths of seconds then refreshes
stays for 5 minutes
stays for a minute then refrshes
stays for 3-4 seconds then refreshes
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Tendency to recall experiences That are consistent with one's current mood
recency effect
State dependent memory
Detailed memory
Mood congruent memory
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when does initial encoding occur
as soon as its around
as soon as one neural process is done
as soon as the brain makes neural connections
as soon as one selects attention on stimulus
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types of long term memories
semantic and automatic
storage and retieval
explicit and implicit
maintenace and rehearsal
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Remembering to do something in the future
Retrospective memory
Prospective memory
Anterogade amnesia
Flashbulb memory
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Loss of the ability to create new memories after the event caused amnesia
Amnesia
Reduced inhibition
Long term amnesia
Anterograde amnesia
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Implicit Memory
When information is stored for long term
Retention of things with conscious recollection
Ability to recall detailed memories
Remembering things for only a thirty second time frame

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