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| transforming information so nervous system can process it |
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| breif, immediate memory storage |
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| system for rembering which involves repeating information to oneself without attempting to find meaning |
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| process of grouping items to make them easier to remember |
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| we can better recall information presented at beginning and end of a list |
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| serves as a system for processing and working with current information (includes short and long term) |
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| storage of info over extended periods of time |
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| chronological retention of events of one's life |
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| identifies a previous experience which one that has not occurred before |
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| memory retreival in which a person reconstructs previously learned material |
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| alteration of a memory depending on experiences, attitudes, or interferences |
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| framework used to make sense of world |
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| linking of new information to that which is already known |
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| techniques for memorization |
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| easrly memory blocks the memory of a latter one |
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| later memory blocks newer one |
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| thing that stands for something else |
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