AP PSYCH 8-1: The Phenomenon of Memory
When remember/retireve a memory..
LTM --> STM
Memory
Persistence of learning overtime via storage and retrieval of info.
Storage
Retention of encoded information over time.
LTM to STM (in Multi-Store Model)
Retrieving
2nd step of Multi-Store Memory
Sensory Input
3rd step of Multi-Store Memory
Sensory Memory
5th step of Multi-Store Memory
Short-term memory
What levels of processing are shallow and which ones are deep?
Structural and Phonemic (shallow) Semantic (deep)
LoP: What are the three levels of processing?
Structural, Phonemic, Semantic
Short Term Memory
activated memory that holds a few items briefly. 5-9 items 30 seconds max
working memory: LTM --> STM liaison.
concerned with immediate perceptual, linguistic, and executive processing.
Levels of Processing Model
depth of process by memory created --> depth of memory
6th step of Multi-Store Memory to LTM
encoding
4th step of Multi-Store Memory
encoding/ attention to important or novel information
Multi-Store model for memory
focuses on structure and organization of memory (sensory, STM, LTM). where memory store, capacity, duration
Two Types of Sensory Memory
iconic (visual) and echoic (auditory)
Sensory Memory: large amts of info, but very temporary
immediate initial recording of sensory memory what we hold onto/pay attention to.
Example of Semantic processing (deep)
processing *meaning* and associating with existing knowledge does the word fit in a sentence? can you create a mental picture?
Example of Structural Processing (shallow..skim)
processing physical qualities/appearance is the word boy made up of three letters? how many letters in sentence?
Example of phonemic processing (shallow..person's voice, how word sounds)
processing the sound/auditory Does the word rhyme with toy? how easy to pronounce?
Long Term Memory
relatively permanent and limitless storehouse of memory (e.g. childhood memories)
deeper processing
stronger memories
Retrieval
the process of getting info out of memory storage
Encoding
the processing of information into memory system so that it can be stored
Shallower processing...
weaker memories
1st step of Multi-Store Memory
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