1. Retrieving Stored Messages

2. Types of retrieval Recall Recognition Relearning
Ability to retrieve information not in conscious awareness
Recognition
Ability to know information as familiar once it is presented
Relearning
Ability to learn information/skills faster that have been learned and not used or decayed

3. Retrieval Cues Memories form multiple attachments
These many attachments serve as cues/clues to getting to the stored information
What does the word shoe make you think of for this class?

4. Retrieval cues
Sorry North Lakeland Students. I couldn’t find any pictures.

5. Retrieval Cues Priming Context Effects Activation of attachments
often done unconsciously
Context Effects
Connections become available in settings that are related to the memories
Déjà vu: awakening similar memories UNCONSCIOUSLY

6. Mood & Memory State-dependent memory Mood-congruent
Emotions are often cues for our memories
i.e. remember arguments when angry
Mood-congruent
Moods lead us to certain types of memories
May also color how we remember other situations or other people