Lecture 3 Chapter 2: Retrieval-induced forgetting

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How do we know we have forgotten

Not being able to complete a goal, Seen as a hinderance for work, changes reality/environment

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Remembering

Storage: The ability Capacity: How much Retention: How long Underlying:

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Positive Aspects of Forgetting

We need to forget to remember. It is healthy to forget.

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Adpative Mechanism of Forgetting

Better to remember current instead of out of date info.

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Retrieval Inhibition

The active suppression of information interfering with recall

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Flexible memory updating

Memory operates within an adaptive social context that guesses what info to hold on to and therefore memory is not replacing it’s educated updating.

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Destructive updating

update memory by overwriting older (out of date) info with new info without a system.

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Retrieval Induced Forgetting

Pattern of forgetting happens because of conflicting memories are interfering with material so therefore assumed unuseful info is forgotten

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Anderson Et AL (1994)

phase one: Does pair association Phase 2: Cued recall with only some of the pairs in one category and none in the other Phase 3: Distractor task phase 4: recall all

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Results Anderson Et al (1994)

Retrieval Practice (Rp+): Were remember best. No retrieval practice (Nrp): Did worse. Retrieval practice not completed for certain items in same category (Rp-): Did worse than nrp as seen as unimportant.

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Anderson & Spellman (1995) (Inhibition definition)

Rp- happens because of the inhibition process: Items remain unavailable to consciousness

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Exam Performance and Retrieval Inhibiton

Rp+ Will be okay Rp- will be worse than if you didn’t study (Nrp)

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Macrae & Macleod (1999, Study 2)

Task: Participants tested on fictious island Phase one: cued recall about half of the info Phase 3: Non-relevant retrieval

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Macrae & Macleod (1999, Study 2) Results

Rp- items were recalled more poorly than Nrp

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Integration Effect & inevitability of RIF

Increasing richness and connectivity will reduce RIF

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Caroll et al (2007) Task+Results

Task: 4th year vs 1st year in making a diagnosis. Results: 4th years have more practice integrating materials and did better

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Dunn and Spellman (2003)

Task: try to out-bigot bigot Results: could not do it. Believed too much and less susceptible to retrieval inhibition.