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| a mental operation that is performed on sensory info converting that brain/ memory storage to us |
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| to hold on to information |
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| getting information from storage/memory |
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| hearing, brief memory of something a person just heard |
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| similar to iconic but slightly longer 30 seconds or more |
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| the ability to focus on only one stimulus |
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| reapeating something over and over again to remeber (stm) |
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| the system memeory all infor kept more or less than permanantly |
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| connecting memerory to something meaningful transfer mememory from (stm Ltm) |
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| general knowledge/ meaning |
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remembering from stimulus
ex. sound, seeing something |
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| improve memeory fro physical surrounding fro when memory was actually formed |
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| failure to process information |
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| physical change in the brain that occurs when a memory is formed |
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| memory loss from not being used |
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| old information interfering with new memory |
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| new information preventing retrieval of old info. |
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| the change that makes place in the structure and funtioning of neurons when memory is formed |
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| loss of memeory from injury |
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| loss of memeory of year 3 years or younger |
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| memory based on one's personal life story |
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