PSY100H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 8: Echoic Memory, Anterograde Amnesia, Iconic Memory
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Within long-term mem, some reasearchers say there are two subtypes: 1)declarative (explicit) = facts and events avail to consciousness: some further divide declarative mem, particularly for clinical issues: 2)nondeclarative (implicit) = unconscious: again for clinical issues, this is sometimes divided futher into: 2-procedural memory: however, some researches make a distinction btwn short-term and working mem, baddeley: working mem involves more control processes (active involvement, i. e. short-term = passive, working mem = active. 3 stages of mem: encoding, storage, retrieval: the transfer from short-term/working mem long-term mem = putting it into storage phase, retrieval as well is from things in long-term mem. Sensory mem = registration: first stage of mem. Though some say it"s not a stage bc it is just info brought in by the senses and held their until perceptions are formed: holds a large amount of sensory info for a brief period (just some seconds)
