PSYC 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Dorothy Dandridge, Diana Baumrind, Implicit Memory
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Maintenance rehearsal - mental and verbal repetition of info allows info to remain in working memory longer than usual 30 sec chunking - group small bits to large units. Anterograde- lost memory from injury unable to form new memories infantile- inability to retrieve mem before age 3. Autobiographical- mem for events/facts related to personal life. Recall- few or no cues required recognition- matching something to what you already know retrieval cue- stim. for rememb serial. Position- remembering 1st and last primacy- beginning recency- ending false pos- think you know when really you dont automatic en. - things enter ltm with little effort flashbulb- strong associated remembered constructive pros. - memory altered by newer mem memory. Trace- physical change in brain when mem is formed disuse- not used, decay. Cognition- mental activity that goes on in the brain when a person is organized and attempting to understand info and comm to others.
