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Encoding
taking information in, changing it to store it easier
Storage
holding in certain information
Retrieval
recovering/recalling information from storage
Our minds function just like a computer
Certain information enters our mind as input, mind process it to understand it for output that’s a response
How can information be encoded?
visually, acoustically, and semantically
Semantically
meaning of information as an individual
Types of memory
procedural, episodic, semantic, and importance
Procedural
automatic [muscle memory] - walking
Episodic
events that are time stamped [unique for everyone] - a special memory
Semantic
knowledge of facts and things in everyday life [ all people know] - capital of a country
Importance
each memory has different uses
Multi-Store Model
a 3 unitary store in a specific pattern [sensory register, short-term memory, and long-term memory]
Rehearsal
to help transfer information to LTM
STM timing to get into LTM
30 sec with rehearsal
Evolution Stations
coding, capacity, and duration
Coding
information in a certain memory store
Capacity
amount of information a memory store can hold
Duration
length of time a memory store holds information
What technique helps with writing paragraph answers from a study?
SODA
SODA [S]
supporting evidence/research
SODA [O]
opposing evidence/research
SODA [D]
different theory
SODA [A]
applications to help in the real world
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