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(5 letters) The initial stage where sensory input is briefly stored before processing.
Input (storage Input)
(9 letters) This process involves repeating information to keep it in short-term memory.
Rehearsal
The type of memory where immediate sensations are first stored, lasting only milliseconds.
Sensory Memory
(7 letters) The cognitive process used to retain and maintain information over time.
storage (memory storage over time)
(8 letters) The process of transforming sensory input into a meaningful memory trace.
Encoding
The process of focusing on specific information, necessary for it to enter short-term memory.
Attention/ sensory Memory
The concept in which the brain organizes and processes information deeply for better retention.
Elaboration (Elaborative Rehearsals)
The part of Baddeley's working memory model that handles auditory information.
Phonological Loop
(6 letters) The process of bringing information from long-term memory into awareness.
Recall
Baddeley’s model component responsible for integrating information from different memory sources.
Episodic Buffer (component of working memory)
The temporary storage system that actively manipulates information.
Working Memory
Combining new information with existing knowledge to form a deeper connection.
Elaborate rehearsals (Association)