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The Phenomenon of Memory Remembering the Seven Dwarfs

Exercise Results… Memory= Persistence of learning over time. What made the task difficult? Encoding- info in brain Storage- retain over time Retrieval- getting it back out

Could you almost get it?  Syllables? Beginning letter? Meaning of word?  Tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon= The retrieval process does not produce a complex response.

Organization of Memory  Memory is organized by sound, letter or meaning.  Recall vs. Recognition Recall-recognition of possible targets & id of genuine ones Recognition- is the info correct? Handout- the Dwarfs

Types of Memory  Short Term Memory- A form of transient memory. Max Capacity is 7 +/- two.  Long Term Memory- information is held for days, hours, years.  IN SHORT TERM? FLIP SHEET-name the seven dwarfs

Flashbulb memories-  Define- Memories that are novel and biologically significant. A unique event that accompanies great joy, sorrow, or pain.  What are your flashbulb memories?