Memory

Memory

200

This type of encoding requires no effort.

Automatic Encoding

400

Where you learn the info you best remember the info

Context dependent memory

500

Connections are strengthened over time with repeated stimulation.

Long-term potentiation

More memory

200

Attaching images to information makes it easier to remember.

Imagery

400

The physical state you were in when learning is the way you should be when testing.

State dependent memory

500

How long does our Iconic Memory last?

.3 seconds

Even more memory

200

Combining different types of encoding aids in memory.

Dual encoding

400

Unconscious recollection

Implicit memory

500

Tendency to remember the beginning and the end of the list best

Serial position effect

Still memory

200

Breaking info into smaller units to aid in memory.

Chunking

400

Linked memories are stored together.

Semantic networks

500

Distortion of memory by suggestion.

Misinformation effect

Lastly, memory

200

Type of encoding that requires attention.

Effortful Encoding

400

Conscious recollection

Explicit memory

500

Language influences the way we think.

Language determinism