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What is it?
How does it form?
Inside the stages
Retrieving it
Potpourri
100
Any system that encodes, stores, and retrieves information.
What is memory
100
1st stage of memory
What is sensory memory
100
This type of memory is developed using the eyes.
What is sensory memory.
100
Studying for an exam is an example of this type of memory.
What is explicit memory
100
What was that name again? I know it?
What is TOT Phenomenom
200
Modifying information to fit preferred format fo memory.
What is encoding
200
last stage of memory
What is LTM
200
Organizes information into smaller number of meaningful information
What is chunking
200
This is done by providing cues that stimulate implicit memory.
What is priming
200
Although some say and believe they have it, there is no conclusive evidence it exists.
What is Photographic memory
300
Retaining encoded material
What is storage
300
Testing how many numbers in a row you can remember is dealing with
What is STM
300
The conversion of infromation by using music
What is acoustic memory
300
A memory process attached to the mood a subject is in.
What is mood-congruent memory
300
Events concerning 9-11
What is flashbulb memory
400
Getting information from memory
What is retrieval
400
This is the magic number for remembering bits of info.
What is 7
400
The conversion of infromation into memory by using a picture
What is visual encoding
400
A retrieval method which one has to reproduce previously mentioned infromation.
What is recall
400
This usually consist of 7 numbers based on psychologoical significance.
What is phone number
500
Another name for eidetic memory
What is photographic memeory.
500
Practice makes perfect
What is rehearsal memory
500
The time span for this can last a life time.
What is LTM
500
The doctrine which states that memory is encoded and stored with specific cues related to the context in which it is formed.
What is encoding specificity principle.
500
Knowing how to ride a bike is an example of this type of memory
What is implicit