Types of Memories
Learning
Sensory
Interfering with Memory
Remembering Process
100

Past events you can recall

What is long-term memory?

100

A learning technique that aids in memory by associating information with something that is easier to remember

What is a mnemonic?

100

Encoding memories based on visual information

What is visual memory?

100

Temporary or permanent inability to remember

What is amnesia?

100

Repeating information to remember it better

What is rehearsal?

200

Memories of events that have happened in your life

What is episodic memory?

200
How you organize information inside of your mind,also known as a mind map
What is a schema?
200

Encoding memories based on sound

What is acoustic memory?

200

When a memory gradually fades over time

What is decay?

200

Grouping together information to make it easier to remember

What is chunking?

300

Memories of past experiences and knowledge

What is declarative memory?

300

A theory that the more you learn about a topic the easier it is to learn more about the topic

What is a learning curve?

300
Encoding information based on sensory details

What is sensory memory?

300

Can make new memories but cannot remember events prior to trauma

What is retrograde amnesia?

300

Adding meaning to information to make it easier to remember

What is elaboration?

400

The process of adding information into the memory system

What is encoding?

400

Memories of general knowledge or facts you have learned

What is semantic memory?

400

The brain choosing to pay attention to certain sensory details over others

What is sensory attention?

400

Can recall events before trauma but cannot make new memories

What is anterograde amnesia?

400

The process of retrieving previously stored long-term memories

What is retrieval?

500

The ability to remember things or people you have previously encountered

What is recognition?

500

A theory that states that you should learn basic principles before learning more specific things because without basics specifics are harder to remember

What is the principle learning theory?

500

The brain's process of taking sensory input and turning it into memories

What is sensory recognition?

500

When an old memory causes a new memory to not be able to be encoded or changes the way a memory is encoded

What is interference?

500

The process of retrieving short-term memories

What is recall?