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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
Remembering
Storage: The ability Capacity: How much Retention: How long Underlying:
Positive Aspects of Forgetting
We need to forget to remember. It is healthy to forget.
Adpative Mechanism of Forgetting
Better to remember current instead of out of date info.
Retrieval Inhibition
The active suppression of information interfering with recall
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.
Destructive updating
update memory by overwriting older (out of date) info with new info without a system.
Retrieval Induced Forgetting
Pattern of forgetting happens because of conflicting memories are interfering with material so therefore assumed unuseful info is forgotten
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
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.
Anderson & Spellman (1995) (Inhibition definition)
Rp- happens because of the inhibition process: Items remain unavailable to consciousness
Exam Performance and Retrieval Inhibiton
Rp+ Will be okay Rp- will be worse than if you didn’t study (Nrp)
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
Macrae & Macleod (1999, Study 2) Results
Rp- items were recalled more poorly than Nrp
Integration Effect & inevitability of RIF
Increasing richness and connectivity will reduce RIF
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
Dunn and Spellman (2003)
Task: try to out-bigot bigot Results: could not do it. Believed too much and less susceptible to retrieval inhibition.