PSYC 2000 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Retina, Frontal Lobe, Overjustification Effect
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3 steps of memory processing: encoding memory, storage, retrieval. Processes info so that it can be stored it also influences duration of. The retention of encoded info over time. The process of getting info out of the memory storage. Recall a measure of memory in which a person must retrieve information learned earlier as on a fill in the blank test. Retrieval cues: anchor points you can use to access the target information when you want to retrieve it later, they more retrieval cues you have, the better chances of finding a route to suspended memory. Mood and state of memory: events in the past may have aroused a specific emotion that later can prime us to recall its association, moods bias our memory, mood congruent memory ones current good or bad mood. The tendency to recall experiences that are consistent with.
