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Memory
Storing what has happened to you or what you have learned and retrieving this information.
Recall
Remembering information you previously learned.
Recognition
Being able to pick a memory from options.
Relearning
How long it takes for something you previously knew to be relearned.
Encode
Working on memorizing something.
Store
The information you have learned staying for a certain amount of time.
Retrieve
Remembering something.
Sensory memory
When you are remembering the sensations (smell, hearing, feel) of a memory.
Short-term/working memory
Something only remembered for a short time.
Long term memory
Things you will always remember or will remember for a long time.
Explicit memory
Memories you can declare, like your name.
Implicit memory
Memory of learned skills.
Automatic processing
Unconsciously putting things in our memory.
Effortful processing
Trying hard to remember or learn something.
Iconic memory
Seeing a memory; very short.
Echoic memory
Hearing a memory.
Chunking
Putting things into groups helps us remember things better.
Mnemonics
Rhymes, songs, or other things that help us remember.
Spacing Effect
Cramming doesn’t work as well as studying over a long stretch of time.
Testing Effect
The more you test yourself, the better you will remember.
Shallow processing
Very basic processing of information.
Deep processing
Based on meanings of words.
Self Reference Effect
We remember things better when we apply them to ourselves.
Semantic memory
Explicit memory of things that don't apply to us.
Episodic memory
Explicit memory of things that apply to us.
Memory consolidation
The storage of long term memory.
Flashbulb memory
Clear memory of an emotional moment.
Priming
Associations in memory.
Serial Position Effect
Our tendency to recall the last items in a list initially and the first items after a delay.
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