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| information processing model |
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| memory must pass through sensory memory, short term memory, and long term memory |
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| encoding, storage, retrieval |
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| acquiring info and storing it in memory |
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| maintaining info in memory over time |
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| processing of recalling stored memories |
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| holds large amounts of memory info briefly, but long enough to keep them connected |
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| holds unrehearsed info for a short amount of time, can work on information |
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| long lasting, maybe unlimited |
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| unintentional influence of previous experiences |
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| intentionally trying to remember |
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| (50 first dates) loss of memory of anything after accident |
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| loss of memory of anything that happened before accident (full house) |
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| part of brain involved in memory |
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| people can willfully suppress memories |
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pq4r:
preview
question
read
reflect
recite
review |
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