Process/Stages
Final process of memory
Storage
Type of reasoning that goes specific to general
inductive
Mental quality with the ability to learn from experience , solve problems, contain knowledge, etc.
Intelligence
Vivid Clear memory of significant event
Flashbulb Memory
Interference where old learning interferes with new information
Pro Active Interference
Second stage of memory, can hold up to 7 memories
Short term memory
Another term for photographic memory
Eidetic
Persons actual age
Chronological Age
Mental repetition
Maintenance Rehearsal
Mental categories we use to group ojects, events, ideas, etc.
Concept
First stage of memory
Sensory
Enhances ability to recall initial and final items in a series
Primacy Effect
Intellectual age of an individual
Mental Age
Memories that are general knowledge
Semantic
People with this skill are often unpredictable
undirected
Final Stage of Memory
Long Term
Enhanced ability to retrieve information when in the same environment to the one where information was encoded
Context Dependent
What is the equation for Intelligence Quotient?
Mental Age/ Chronological Age X 100
Memory tool involves organizing information into smaller meaningful pieces
Chunking
Howard Gadner's Theory of several kinds of intelligence
Multiple Intelligence
Process of memory in which you retrieve information
Recall
Type of thinking goes from general to specific
deductive
IQ scores below 70 are classified as this.
Mental Retardation
Memory that includes a specific event that you experienced
Episodic Memory
People of a certain background may have an advantage over the others
Cultural Bias