Chapter 10.1 Memory & Thought: Taking In & Storing Information

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Chapter 10.1 Memory & Thought: Taking In & Storing Information Mr. McCormick Psychology

List and briefly describe the three processes of memory. Do-Now: (In Journal) List and briefly describe the three processes of memory.

Short-Term Memory Primacy-Recency Effect: People are better able to recall information presented at the beginning and end of a list

What is your earliest memory? Long-Term Memory What is your earliest memory? What is one thing that happened to you within the past year that you think you’ll never forget? Why?

Long-Term Memory Long-Term Memory: The storage of information over extended periods of time 4 Types: Semantic Memory Episodic Memory Declarative Memory Procedural Memory

Review What are the 4 types of Long-Term Memory? What does the “Primacy-Recency Effect” suggest about what we typically remember and forget? How can you apply this to study strategies in high school/college?

Homework Read Chapter 10.2 “Retrieving Information” Pgs. 282-288 Complete Section 2 Assessment Pg. 288 #s 1-4

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