1. Memory and Learning

3. Encoding: Step 1 Recording information
(The plate you are touching is hot!)

4. Storage:
Step 2
Saving Information
(Hot things burn your hand!)

5. Retrieval: Last step of memory Calling up stored information
Move your hand!

6. Sensory storage: Held in your memory for about 2 seconds
Information Received by the 5 senses.

7. Short-Term Memory
Held in your memory as long as you repeat it

8. Long-term memory Held in your memory indefinitely
Amount of long-term info that can be stored is infinite

9. Chunking:
Grouping information
Makes memory easier to retrieve

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12. semantic
Language, rules for language, words and meanings.

13. Episode
Memory of one’s “own” life.

14. Declarative:
Explicit, episodic, and semantic.
Conscious memories

15. Procedural: Implicit, NO conscious recollection required.
How do I walk?

16. Priming:
Written or verbal cues given to help reach an answer

17. Thought:
Thoughts, images and symbols are the building blocks of mental activity

18. Functional Fixedness:
Inability to imagine new functions for familiar objects

19. Recombination:
Ability to take information and put it together in a NEW way.