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| brief recording of information |
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| the encoding of meaning of words |
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| our tendency to recall the first and last items |
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| the disruptive effect of new information |
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| incorporating misleading information into ones memory |
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| an increase in a synapse's firing potential after brief rapid stimulation |
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| the encoding of picture images |
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| attributing to the wrong source of an event we have experienced, heard about, or read about |
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| a momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli |
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| the tendency for distributed study or practice |
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| the encoding of picture images |
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| the concious repition of information |
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| the brains natural mode for information processing |
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| learning and information that has been stored over time |
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| limitless storehouse of memory |
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| newer understanding of long term memory |
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| get information to the brain |
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| encoding that requires attention and concious effort |
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| unconcious encoding of accidental information |
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| the disruptive effect of prior learning |
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| echoic memory is a momentary sensory memory if auditory stimuli |
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| tendency to recall experiences that are constant |
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| holds information briefly before it's forgotten or stored |
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