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Memory. What is memory?. It is an information processing system that retrieves, stores, organises, alters and recovers information These things are central to our thinking processes, so we refer to memory as a; cognitive process – thinking, knowing or mentally manipulating information - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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7Memory

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What is memory?

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ENCODING

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Acoustic Encoding

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Visual Encoding

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Semantic Encoding

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Example..

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STORAGE

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Storage

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Retrieval

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MEASURES OF RETENTION

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RECALL

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Types of Recall

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How many pictures can you recall in any order?

There were 10 pictures

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Now try to recall these in the order they are presented

Folders, balloons, present, Christmas tree, hair dryer, salt/pepper shakers, plane, chair, globe, Santa

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hellojustifybruisesubmarineinextricablyabsence yellow

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h--o

j-----y

bru---

su----ine

in------ably

ab----e

y----w

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RECOGNITION

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Distracters

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Which one of he following statements most

correctly describes the cerebrum ?

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RELEARNING

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Activity 7.2 pg 202

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The Multi-store Model of Memory

or Information

Processing Model

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Multi-store Model

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SENSORY MEMORY

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Sensory memory

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B K S L

R Z P M

V G C W

X D H N

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Iconic Memory

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Echoic memory

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Activity 7.3 pg 208

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Short-term memory

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Short-term memory

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Encoding in STM

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Encoding in STM

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STM: capacity and duration

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Maintenance rehearsal

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Elaborative Rehearsal

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Working Memory

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Working memory

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1. Phonological Loop

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2. Visuospatial Sketchpad

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3. Central Executive

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Long-term memory

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Long-term memory

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Hippocampus

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Types of LTM

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False LTM’s

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Procedural memory

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Declarative memory

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Semantic memory

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Episodic memory

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LTM organisation

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Semantic network theory

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Serial position effect

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Serial position effect

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Recency and Primacy

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Work..