Types of Memory
Encoding & Retrieval
Memory Phenomena
Miscellaneous
100

This type of memory is made up of general knowledge and facts.

What is semantic memory? 

100

This type of retrieval involves identifying information from a set of choices.

What is recognition?

100

Remembering the first and last items in a list best describes this effect.

What is the serial positioning effect?

100

The process of accessing and bringing into consciousness previously stored information from memory.

Retrieval

200

This type of long-term memory allows you to remember personal experiences.

What is episodic memory?

200

These enhance memory encoding; can be acronyms, songs, visualizations, etc.

Mnemonic devices

200

The tendency to remember the first items in a list

What is the primacy effect?

200

the inability to recall memories from very early childhood

infantile amnesia

300

Muscle memory and skills, like riding a bike, rely on this type of memory.

What is procedural memory?

300

Grouping information into smaller, meaningful units

What is chunking?

300

This term describes our ability to hold and manipulate information in real time.

What is working memory?

300

**DOUBLE POINTS**

Information is more effectively stored in long-term memory by testing yourself on that information as opposed to just re-reading it.

The testing effect

400

This type of memory helps you remember to do things in the future, like taking medicine.

What is prospective memory?

400

This phenomenon explains that we tend to remember information better in the context/setting in which we learned it

Context-dependent memory

400

The tendency to remember the last items in a list.

What is the recency effect?

400

This model says that memory has multiple places of storage: Sensory memory, short-term memory, long term memory

The Multi-store model

500

This type of memory is retrieved unconsciously and affects behavior without awareness

What is implicit memory?

500

This effect shows that spaced learning is more effective than cramming.


The Spacing Effect

500

This concept says memory depends on how deeply information is processed; The more deeply we process information, the more likely we are to recall it

Levels of Processing

500

This mnemonic device is also known as the "mind palace"

The Method of Loci