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MEMORY PhDr. Eva Tomešová, PhD. 26 th October 2007
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Learning and memory Learning: the process of aquiring new info or skills Memory: the retention of what you have learned as well as its retrieval for future reference to use
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Types of memory sensory memory short term memory long term memory
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Sensory memory the momentary lingering of sensory information after a stimulus has been removed capacity is large (about 20 items) sensory storage system used to start the process of identifying stimuli, of giving meaning to them eidetic images
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Short term or working memory contents of our conscious awareness 20 s, limited amount of info selective attention cocktail party phenomenon encoding effortful automatic
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Short term, active storage rehearsal 7 (+;-2) chunking information 1 4 9 1 6 2 5 3 6 4 9 6 4 8 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 4 4 1 2 2 2
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Long-term memory can store things indefinitely without active effort procedural memory semantic memory episodic memory
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Long term storage memories are not stored in one location – pattern of activation across a large group of neurons rehearsal!!! shallow processing - maintenance rehearsal deep processing - elaborative rehearsal
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Retrieval from long term memory recognition recall retrieval cues tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon fixation on wrong answer
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Long-term memory performance mnemonic devices Method of loci Peg word method use of visual imagery reconstructing context and mood
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General strategies learn and comprehend rather than practice in rote fashion match context at learning with context of retrieval few seconds of deliberate encoding help emotional arousal use of retrieval cues frequent short learning is better than long learning trial store your memories in more than one way
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Long-term memory distortions schemas, expectations, inferences
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Memory assessment Digit-span tests of short-term memory memory subtest of Amthauer’s Intelligence Structure Test Rey-Osterrieth’s komplex figure level of perception activity, visuo-motor control and attention, visual memory
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