PSYC 213 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Episodic Memory, Semantic Network, Implicit Memory
21 Mar 2013
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Anoetic: non-knowing; associated with procedural memory not being able to go beyond what it is in the immediate situation. Noetic: knowing; associated with semantic memory because we are aware of both immediate and absent factors. Due to the fact that young children (generally before the age of four) do not experience episodic memory, it is suggested that episodic memory develops out of semantic memory. Butcher-on-the-bus phenomenon: the feeling of knowing in the absence of episodic memory leading to. Tulving"s suggestion that there is a distinction between knowing and remembering implicit memory memory without episodic awareness; the expression of previous experience without conscious recollection of the experience. Described by the fame judgement task: an individual has implicit memories of a name being familiar (and thereby assuming fame) without realizing (having been told at an earlier point in time) that the names are non-famous.
