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Neurons
Cells that can send and receive signals in the nervous system
Short term memory (STM)
Stored for a short time- seconds to mins
Limited capacity (approx. 7-9 items)
Released (forgotten) if not used
Long term memory (LTM)
Activated when information needs to be retained
Infinite duration and capacity
Cannot use info directly
retrieved from STM
Synaptic transmission
Depends on the strength/ type of the stimulus
High activity- many connections
Low activity- lose connection
Memory
process where data or information is encoded, stored and retrieved
Learning
use of memory to decrease likely of a negative outcome
Organization
structuring information meaningfully strengthens synaptic pathways
Chunking
group related items reduces cognitive load and deepens encoding
Activity
repeated engagement reinforces and sustains synaptic strength
Sequence LTP
Stimulus —> Sensory Memory —> STM —> LTM
Encoding
translate info from outside into something our brain understands
Retrieval
bring stored memory from LTM to STM