PSYB57H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Stapler, Cranbrook, British Columbia, Image Scanner
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Some people even claim to have no sense of visual memory: this is not considered an impairment, visual imagery promotes memory formation, forming images of concrete nouns improves recall (kirkpatrick, 1894). For example, if you want to remember a goat and a pipe, you may imagine a goal smoking a pipe. For paivio, the important idea is the visual aspect of this. For bower, it is the mere process of making the connection, not necessarily the visual imagery aspect of it; this can be done with verbal concepts as well: there is nothing special are visual imagery, according to. Bower: neither theory is "right," they both carry merit. Implicit encoding - "mental imagery is instrumental in retrieving information about the physical properties of object, or about physical relationships among objects, that was not explicitly encoded at any previous time. " Cranbrook, bc, or grand prairie, ab: many would assume cranbrook, bc, because bc is further west on a map of.
