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Sensory Registor (memory)
Sensory register hold information about a perceived stimulus for a split second after the stimulus disappears, allowing a mental representation of it to remain in the memory briefly for further processing - Iconic, Echoic
Iconic memory (Sensory register)
Visual Info
Storage - 1/3 - ½ second
Encoding - Exact replica
Capacity - 4-7
Echoic memory (Sensory register)
Auditory info
Storage - 3-4s
Encoding - Echo
Capacity - Unlimited
Short term memory
Information that is attended to in the sensory register is passed to the STM
Duration - 3-4s
Encoding - Auditory
Capacity - 7 -/+ 2
Types of long term memory
Declarative - episodic, semantic
Procedural
Declarative memory (LTM)
Allows you to declare what it is you remember (explicit memory)
Episodic memory (Declarative - LTM)
Memory for past personal events (autobiographical memory)
Semantic memory (Declarative - LTM)
Memory of facts and information that enables us to construct meaning
Procedural memory (LTM)
Stores how you d things like riding a bike (implicit memory)
LTM E,C,D
Encoding - Semantic
Capacity - Unlimited
Duration - Relatively unlimited