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| persistence of learning over (t) through the storage and retrieval of info. |
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| clear mem. of an emotionally sig. moment or event. |
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| the processing of info into the mem. sys. |
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| retention of encoded info. over (t). |
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| getting info. out of mem. storage. |
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| immediate init. rec. of sensory info. in the mem. sys. |
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| holds a few items briefly. |
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| relatively permanent mem. |
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| unconscious encoding of info. and well learned info. |
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| encoding that requires attention and conscious effort. |
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| conscious repetition of info. |
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| tenden. for distrib.'d study or practice to yield better long-term retention than is achieved through massed study or practice. |
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| our tenden. to recall best the 1st and last terms in a list. |
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| org.'ing items into familiar, manageable units. |
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| a momentary sensory mem. of visual stimuli |
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| a momentary sensory mem. of an auditory stimuli |
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| (LTP) long-term potentiation |
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| an inc. in a synapse's firing potential after brief, rapid stimulation |
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| retention indep. of conscious recollection. |
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| mem. of facts that (1) can consciously know and "declare". |
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