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| Schedule of Reinforcement |
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| When and how reinforcement occurs. |
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| Or the reinforcement of a behavior every time the behavior occurs. |
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| Behavior is not reinforced every time it occurs. |
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| It is a way of teaching behaviors in which one first reinforcers small steps in the right direction. |
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| Learning that remains hidden until it is needed. |
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| Knowledge and skills that are gained by observing or imitating other people. |
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| Transforming information into a form that can be formed. |
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| Repeating information over and over again until they remember it. |
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| The second process of memory. |
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| Is widely used in education because it has been proved to be a much more effective method. |
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| Context- Dependent Memories |
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| The context of a memory is the situation in which a person had the experience to remember. |
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| State- Dependent Memories |
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| Memories that are retrieved because the mood in which they were originally encoded is re-created. |
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| Tip- of- the-tongue Phenomenon |
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| You feel you know something you are sure that you know it. It is on the tip of your tongue, but that is as far as it goes. |
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| Icons are held in sensory register. |
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| The ability to remember visual stimuli over long periods of time. |
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| Mental traces of sounds called echoes are held in a sensory register. |
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| The information will remain there after the sensory memory trace has faded away. |
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| The tendency to recall the initial items in a series of items. |
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| The tendency to recall the last items in a series. |
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| The organization of items into familiar or mangable units. |
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| Occurs when new information appears in short-term memory and takes the place of what is already there. |
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| It is the third and final stage of memory information. |
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| The mental representations that form of the world by organizing bit of information into knowledge. |
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