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| Any mental activity that has the effect of maintaining information in working memory. Two types of rehearsal: maintenance and elaborative rehearsal. EX: BICYCLE,BICYCLE,BICYCLE |
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| A method of assessing memory. List of words. then recalling the later. |
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| An often-observed advantage in remembering the early-presented materials within a sequence of materials. |
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| The task of memory retrieval in which the rememberer must come up with the desired materials, sometimes response to a cue that names the context in which there materials were earlier encountered. |
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| The task of memory retrieval in which the items to be remembered are presented and the person must decide whether or not the item was encountered in some earlier circumstances. |
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| paths that can, in effect, guide your thoughts toward the content to be remembered. |
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| Retrieval is facilitated to the extent that the context at encoding and retrieval match. |
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| A mode of thinking about material in which one pays attention only to appearance and other superficial aspects of the material. |
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| A mode of thinking about material in which one pays attention to the meaning and implication of the material |
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| A phenomenon in which learning seems linked to the person's mental, emotional, or biological state during the learning. |
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| A memory revealed by indirect memory. |
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| A pattern of priming that occurs simply because a stimulus is presented a second time. |
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| In some circumstances the subjective feeling that one has encountered a stimulus before. |
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| A memory error in which one misremembers where a bit of information was learned or where a particular stimulus was last encountered. |
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| An improvement in the speed or ease of processing that results from prior practice in using those same processing steps. |
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