1. Psychology in Everyday Life
David G. Myers
Psychology in Everyday Life
Second Edition
Chapter 7
Memory
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2. Figure 7.1 A modified three-stage information-processing model of memory Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

3. Figure 7.2 Automatic versus effortful processing Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

4. Figure 7.3 Ebbinghaus’ retention curve Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

5. Figure 7.4 The serial position effect Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

6. Figure 7.5 Two-track memory Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

7. Figure 7.6 Momentary photographic memory Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

8. Figure 7.7 Short-term memory decay Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

9. Figure 7.8 The effect of context on memory Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

10. Figure 7.9 Forgetting as encoding failure Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

11. Figure The forgetting curve for Spanish learned in school Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

12. Figure Retrieval failure Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

13. Figure Interference Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

14. Figure 7. 13 When do we forget
Figure When do we forget? Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers

15. Figure Memory construction Myers: Psychology in Everyday Life, Second Edition Copyright © 2012 by Worth Publishers