Chapter 5
Chapter 5
Chapter 5
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What is phonemic processing? 

is a step higher than structural processing but is still a shallow form of processing information.

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What is distinctiveness in deep elaboration? 

how stimulus differs from other memory traces.

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How deeper elaboration helps us? 

Help us to remember faces better 

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What is the level of processing approach?

deep, meaningful processing of information leads to  more accurate recall than shallow, sensory

kinds of processing. 

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When structural processing occurs?

When we encode the physical appearance of something.

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How does deeper elaboration recognize faces? 

Recognize more faces previously seen if asked to judge deep vs. shallow feature 

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What do we called levels of processing approach? 

“depth-of-processing”

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What is elaboration in deep processing? 

how stimulus relates and connects with other material 

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How does distinctiveness help? 

helps reduce interference

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What is the deepest form of processing? 

semantic processing

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What is one strength of the levels of processing approach? 

The presence of elaboration rehearsal

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Example of levels of deep processing? 

Thinking about a word’s meaning (elaboration)

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What Is Craik and Lockhart’s Levels of Processing Theory?

This theory of memory uses a pyramid to show the “hierarchy” of different levels of processing, from shallow to deep.

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What is one weakness of levels of processing approach? 

Deeper processing takes more effort than shallow processing.

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Another example of deep processing 

organizing your notes around common themes

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