Explicit and Implicit Memory
Everyday Memories
Sensory Memory
Working Memory
Long Term Memory
100

Memory used to remember what did for your birthday party or what you did on the weekend

What is episodic memory?

100

During a violent crime, the victim of the crime is most likely to remember this part of the crime in detail

What is a weapon?

100

Type of memory used to store audio information

What is echoic memory?

100

Working memory is often compared to this object

What is a sketchpad?

100

Too many memories associated with one cue makes it harder to recall memories

What is the fan effect?

200

Memory used to speed up your ability of certain tasks after repetitive actions

What is priming?

200

These are used to change what people remember about an event, such as changing a stop sign to a yield sign after the event.

What is misinformation?

200

Type of memory used to store visual information

What is iconic memory?

200

Working memory can be used to store this number of items

What is 5-9 items?

200

When you have a psychology test on Thursday and you study on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday instead of Wednesday night

What is spaced practice?

300

Memory used to remember that Kyiv is the capital of Ukraine or that Ottawa is the capital of Canada

What is semantic memory?

300

Memory of personal, historical and cultural events are remembered more vividly between the ages of 15-30

What is reminiscence bump?

300

These are the two actions that can happen to sensory information

What is discarded or processed?

300

Items are harder to remember in working memory when they have this similar quality

What is sound?

300

When you rate the pleasantness of items instead of the colour or sound

What is deep processing?

400

Memory used to remember to attach a file to an email or mail a letter to a friend

What is prospective memory?

400

Memories that have great confidence for the recaller because of their significance, but are actually poorly remembered

What is flashbulb memory?

400

Amount of time audio memory can be stored for

What is 1-2 seconds?

400

Method to aid in memorization that organizes information into meaningful parts

What is chunking?

400

When you call your new boyfriend Geoff, but his name is Leon. But Geoff is your old boyfriend's name...

What is proactive interference?

500

Memory used to remember how to play the piano or type on a keyboard

What is procedural memory?

500

Adjective used to describe how memories can be changed after the event

What is malleability?

500

Amount of time visual memory can be stored for

What is 150-500 milliseconds?

500

Memory aid that uses physical spaces in the mind to hold objects being memorized

What is memory palace?

500

When you try to remember what movie you watched last month, but you can only remember watching Antman yesterday...

What is retroactive interference?

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