Types of Memory
Self-Reference Effect
Approaches
Memory Processes
100

Memories that have personal/emotional value

What is Episodic Memory

100

This effect states that we remember more if the information relates to us.

What is Self Reference Effect?

100

This approach focuses on how information is recalled more accurately when it processed deeply and meaningfully rather than on sensory features.

What is Levels-of-Processing Approach (AKA Depth-of-Processing Approach)?

100

The process of taking in and representing information in memory.

What is encoding?

200

This type of memory is a large capacity system that holds your experiences, memories, and information you have gained.

What is Long Term Memory

200

This process involves organizing and expanding on information

Elaboration

200

This approach suggests that we garner knowledge by integrating it with what we already know.

What is Constructivist Approach to Memory?

200

The effectiveness of memory retrieval often depends on how well encoding and storage match this:___.

What is context?

300

This type of memory includes general knowledge about the world, including facts

What is Semantic Memory?

300

In this 1999 study, Foley et al. found that participants had the highest recall when they used this ( even if it wasn’t part of the instructions.)

What is using Self-Reference?

300

Thinking deeply about a word's meaning (elaboration) is connected to this approach.

What is the Levels-of-Processing Approach?

400

Memory that that holds knowledge about how to do something, often motor based information (like how to ride a bike)

What is Procedural Memory?

400

The researchers in 1977 that conducted an early study where participants processed words based on visual, acoustic, semantic, and self-reference characteristics.

Who is Rogers et al.?

400

Consistency bias (our current beliefs and schemas shape how we interpret and recall past events) is an example of this approach.

What is the Constructivist Approach?

500

The type of memory being exercised when driving.

What is Procedural Memory?

500

The statistical method used by Symons & Johnson in 1997. It confirmed that the self-reference effect is a strong and reliable.

What is meta-analysis

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