f orgetting and m emory i mprovement vocabulary and review
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FORGETTING AND MEMORY IMPROVEMENT Vocabulary and review
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FORGETTING SOMETHING IS NOT THAT SIMPLE SINCE IT CAN HAPPEN IN ANY OF THE 3 STAGES IF MEMORY. Sensory Memory
Short Term Memory
Long Term Memory
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IF YOUR MIND WAS LIKE A STORAGE CABINET….
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DAL, RIK, & KAX
What do these syllables mean to you…. • Herman Ebbinghaus • How could you remember
them????
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RECOGNITION (IT IS THE EASIEST OF MEMORY TASKS... WHY?)
Memory retrieval in which a person identifies an object, idea, or situation as one he or she has or had not experienced before.
MOT, FIR, FUT, KAN, SEN, BOG Yearbooks pics
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WHICH SYLLABLES WERE IN THE FIRST LIST?
BEV MAC KAN LIN
DON FUT, REN CET GAT TAT
WOT
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RECALLSEARCHING FOR SOMETHING AND POSSIBLY RECONSTRUCTING IT
Memory retrieval in which a person reconstructs previously learned material.
Reading out loud a bunch of syllables and then seeing how many you can recall
If you memorized a list of words… An hour later… A month later…
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EIDETIC MEMORY
The ability to remember with great accuracy visual information on the basis of short-term exposure
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RELEARNING- WITH SOME EFFORT WE COULD FAIRLY AND RAPIDLY RELEARN SOMETHING WE ONCE FORGOT
Summer break Your parents who have been out of school for
a while
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DECAY
Decay: Fading away of memory over timeThis also occurs in long term MemoryREPRESSION: forgetting things on purpose. We tend to forget painful memories, to protect ourselves from disturbingmemories, we pushed them outof our consciousness
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INTERFERENCE
Blockage of a memory by previous or subsequent memories or loss of a retrieval cue
Occurs when new information shoves aside old info
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Amnesia: Severe memory loss caused by trauma to the brain (fall, blow to the head, electric shock, brain surgery, stroke.) There are several types of amnesia but they are all extremely rare.
Infantile Amnesia- refers to episodic memory• We all experience this• You may think that you can remember
when you were an infant…but chances are you can’t.
• Most are reconstructed memoriesCauses:• Repressions• Boring and bland events• Hippocampus is not fully developed
yet• No reliable use of language to
symbolize events
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RECONSTRUCTIVE PROCESS
The alteration of a recalled memory that may be simplified enriched or, distorted, depending on an individual’s experience, attitudes or inferences.
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CONFABULATION
The act of filling in memory gaps
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RETROGRADE AMNESIA
People who suffer from retrograde amnesia forget the period leading to traumatic event.• Football player – no recollection before the game or how he
got to the game • Motorcycle accident – no memory had happened since he
was 11 years old
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ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA
Memory loss of events that take place after the trauma. People lose the ability to store new memories
More common than retrograde amnesia Transient Global Amnesia is profound anterograde amnesia that begins abruptly and lasts less than a day
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SCHEMAS
Conceptual frames-works a person uses to make sense of the world
Helps organize and interpret information Ex: Horse, cow, pony.
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ELABORATIVE REHEARSAL
The linking of new information to material that is already known
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MNEMONIC DEVICES
Techniques of memorizing information by forming vivid associations or images, which facilitate recall and decrease forgetting