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| the process of grouping items together so that they are easier to remember |
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| the conscious recall of information when you need to use it |
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| the mememory process of transforming information so that the nervous system can process it |
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| memory of events of your life including when the events occurred |
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| repeating information to yourself so that it will remain in your memory longer |
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| the storage and retrieval of information that has been learned or experienced |
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| learned skills that you do not have to consciously recall in order to use |
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| the memory process that involves obtaining information that has been previously stored |
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| knowledge of language and grammer |
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| the briefest of memories that occurs immediately following the reception of a stimulus |
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| the type of memory that is limited to about 7 items |
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| the memory process by which information is maintained over a period of time |
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| three processes of memory |
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| encoding, storage, and retrieval |
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| sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory |
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| when someone remembers information that was never stored |
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episode memory- personal experiences
procedural memory- physical skills
sematic memory |
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