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Page 1: Memory Demonstration Psychology Classes Day One or Two.

Memory Demonstration

Psychology Classes

Day One or Two

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I will share a list of words with you

Your job is to try to recall all of them as

best you can

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Please have a blank sheet of paper and a writing implement handy for after the

demonstration

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Please do not talk during this

demonstration

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Here are the words:

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BED

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NIGHT

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COMFORT

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REST

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AWAKE

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SNORE

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DREAM

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TIRED

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EAT

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SOUND

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SLUMBER

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WAKE

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•So those are the words. On that blank sheet of paper, write your name, your full address, phone number and your parents’ names•This is what is called a “distracter activity”

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Now, write the words you can recall—in any order

I will be going around the room to see how you did.

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Now, how many of you remember the word “Aardvark”?

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How many of you remember the word “sleep”?

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Why do you think this occurred? How do I keep

getting this same result?

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Schema: A mental map or

mental representation of an idea—made up

of associations and connections

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Let’s examine the idea of schema

with a screen on the white board

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The brain:•Looks for patterns•Tries to make meaning wherever it can (e.g. clouds, ceiling tiles, etc.)