1. Eleventh Edition in Modules
David G. Myers and C. Nathan DeWall
Psychology
Eleventh Edition in Modules
Module 24
Studying and Encoding Memories
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3. Memory Olympians
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4. Figure 24.1 Other animals also display face smarts
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5. Remembering things past
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6. Figure 24.2 Ebbinghaus’ retention curve
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7. Figure 24.3 A modified three-stage processing model of memory
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8. Figure Working memory
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9. Figure 24.5 Total recall—briefly
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10. Figure 24.6 Short-term memory decay
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11. Figure 24.7 Effects of chunking on memory
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12. Figure 24.8 An example of chunking—for those who read Chinese
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13. Making things memorable
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