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what does cognition mean
a thought; a mental action
what does cognitive mean
to do with thinking
what does encoding mean
info that we process and recall straight away, stores info we are currently aware of
what are the three types of memory’s
-sensory memory
-short-term memory
-long-term memory
what is the capacity and duration for sensory
-large capacity
-very short duration(milliseconds)
what is the capacity and duration for short-term
-limited capacity(7+or- 2)
-short duration(18-30)
what is the capacity and duration for long-term
-potentially unlimited capacity
-long duration(years or a lifetime)
what does acoustically mean
info is encoded to the sound of the word
what does semantically mean
info is encoded to it’s meaning
what was the conclution of Baddeley’s 1966 experiment
info is encoded into STM acoustically
what findings did Jacob have
that for digits the mean span was 9.3 items
mean span for letters was 7.3
what finding did miller have
can hold 5-9 chunks in STM
chunking can increase the amount of info we can hold in the STM
what is a chunk
a basic unit of info
what findings did peterson and peterson have
correct recall fades after 3 seconds
what was baddelys findings for LTM
info is encoded into LTM semantically
what did nelson and rothbert find
some info is stored acoustically in the LTM
found errors with homophones
what did bahrick find
that memory for faces is a unique and durable type of long term memory-retained for many years with a small decline over time
2 strengths of bahricks experiment
-it was a controlled procedure
-it was over a long time period
2 negatives of bahricks experiment
-there was a lack of generalisability
-there was limited info
what is semantic memory
is our store of general knowledge about the world
what is episodic memory
memory for personally experienced events, details abt what,when and where it happened,people and emotions involved
what is procedural memory
how to do things-actions and skills that have learned through practice
what are the 2 types of LTM
-explicit(declarative)
-implicit(non-declarative)
what is explicit
info that can be recalled and described while conscious
what is implicit
info that is not consciously recalled(automatic)
what are the 2 types of explicit memory
-episodic
-semantic
what are the 2 types of implicit memory
-procedural
-emotional conditioning