Key Knowledge 1
... Physical/structural changes to neurons in the brain occur when something new is learned and immediately after learning. New information transferred from STM to LTM needs time to consolidate (‘strengthen’ or ‘set’). If memory formation is disrupted during the consolidation phase, information may not ...
... Physical/structural changes to neurons in the brain occur when something new is learned and immediately after learning. New information transferred from STM to LTM needs time to consolidate (‘strengthen’ or ‘set’). If memory formation is disrupted during the consolidation phase, information may not ...
Flashbulb Memory
... Challenges to the concept of Flashbulb memory….. – Neisser (1982) proposed that the enduring nature of FBM is a result of rehearsal and reworking after the event – We use the conventions of storytelling recounting important events – FBMs are just as susceptible to distortion as other memories. – It ...
... Challenges to the concept of Flashbulb memory….. – Neisser (1982) proposed that the enduring nature of FBM is a result of rehearsal and reworking after the event – We use the conventions of storytelling recounting important events – FBMs are just as susceptible to distortion as other memories. – It ...
Chapter 9 Memory notes
... Atkinson-Shiffrin processing model Three stage process Sensory memory information registers with your senses Short term memory pay attention to certain stimuli in order to process it for long term storage; working memory Long term memory permanent; unlimited Working memory: focuses on conscious, act ...
... Atkinson-Shiffrin processing model Three stage process Sensory memory information registers with your senses Short term memory pay attention to certain stimuli in order to process it for long term storage; working memory Long term memory permanent; unlimited Working memory: focuses on conscious, act ...
Memory: Organization
... • Retroactive interference – the disruptive effect of new learning on the recall of old info. • Motivated forgetting • Repression – in psychoanalytic theory, the basic defense ...
... • Retroactive interference – the disruptive effect of new learning on the recall of old info. • Motivated forgetting • Repression – in psychoanalytic theory, the basic defense ...
IA - How to Write your Introduction
... schema was too vague to be useful, schema theory has proved useful in our understanding of cognitive processing involved in remembering. Loftus and Palmer’s (1974) experimental work with eyewitness testimony also demonstrated that human memory may be influenced by leading questions and “reconstructi ...
... schema was too vague to be useful, schema theory has proved useful in our understanding of cognitive processing involved in remembering. Loftus and Palmer’s (1974) experimental work with eyewitness testimony also demonstrated that human memory may be influenced by leading questions and “reconstructi ...
Memory and Learning - Stellar Leadership
... remembering many simple chunks of information. It is a lot easier for a person to remember four photographs in great detail than it is to remember a list of forty two-digit numbers; quite the opposite for a computer. Also, because we form memories through consolidation, attention and emotional arous ...
... remembering many simple chunks of information. It is a lot easier for a person to remember four photographs in great detail than it is to remember a list of forty two-digit numbers; quite the opposite for a computer. Also, because we form memories through consolidation, attention and emotional arous ...
Memory - Doral Academy Preparatory
... Dementia: the development of multiple cognitive deficits including memory impairment that are due to the direct physiological effect of a general medical condition ...
... Dementia: the development of multiple cognitive deficits including memory impairment that are due to the direct physiological effect of a general medical condition ...
P600 Dominance Predicts Comprehension of Garden
... apparent in the grand averaged data in neurologically normal, native English speakers during the processing of garden-path sentences and this individual differences measure predicted comprehension performance. The key finding of the current study is the effect of response dominance on behavioral per ...
... apparent in the grand averaged data in neurologically normal, native English speakers during the processing of garden-path sentences and this individual differences measure predicted comprehension performance. The key finding of the current study is the effect of response dominance on behavioral per ...
Memory - Winston Knoll Collegiate
... recovered by psychoanalysis or hypnotherapy. Shell Shock – Soldiers loose their memories of war horrors. Witnesses of violent crimes often remember less detail than would be expected. Major disasters such as 9/11 are less well remembered by the people directly involved, but remembered well by others ...
... recovered by psychoanalysis or hypnotherapy. Shell Shock – Soldiers loose their memories of war horrors. Witnesses of violent crimes often remember less detail than would be expected. Major disasters such as 9/11 are less well remembered by the people directly involved, but remembered well by others ...
Glossary Unit 4 VCE 2005
... techniques used to organise, analyse, describe and summarise important features of data, to aid interpretation and communication neither experimenter nor participants know which subjects are in the experimental group facts or information gained by direct experience or observation standards and princ ...
... techniques used to organise, analyse, describe and summarise important features of data, to aid interpretation and communication neither experimenter nor participants know which subjects are in the experimental group facts or information gained by direct experience or observation standards and princ ...
Presentation
... 2. Elaboration: consisting of making associations, often between new information and information already in memory the capacity of working memory to hold and process information is widely believed to shrink with age ...
... 2. Elaboration: consisting of making associations, often between new information and information already in memory the capacity of working memory to hold and process information is widely believed to shrink with age ...
Chap 7 2012 Memory - Franklin High School
... Remembering is thought to involve at least three steps. Incoming information is first held for a second or two by sensory memory. Information selected by attention is then transferred to temporary storage in short-term memory. If new information is not rapidly encoded, or rehearsed, it is forgotten ...
... Remembering is thought to involve at least three steps. Incoming information is first held for a second or two by sensory memory. Information selected by attention is then transferred to temporary storage in short-term memory. If new information is not rapidly encoded, or rehearsed, it is forgotten ...
Module 31
... • Type of semantic encoding/deep processing • Making information meaningful to a person by making it relevant to one’s life • See how the “mental athletes” at the annual Memoriad do it – ABC News Report (4 min) ...
... • Type of semantic encoding/deep processing • Making information meaningful to a person by making it relevant to one’s life • See how the “mental athletes” at the annual Memoriad do it – ABC News Report (4 min) ...
Unit #3: Lecture #22: The Three Stages of Memory
... In recent years, psychologists have attempted to develop theories of memory using the computer as a model. These information-processing theories of memory are based on the apparent similarities between the operation of the human brain and that of the computer. The Information-processing Model – info ...
... In recent years, psychologists have attempted to develop theories of memory using the computer as a model. These information-processing theories of memory are based on the apparent similarities between the operation of the human brain and that of the computer. The Information-processing Model – info ...
