PSYCHOLOGY- HUMAN MEMORY CH-7

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Memory
refers to a retaining and recalling information over a period of time, depending upon the nature of cognitive task you are required to perform.
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3 STAGES OF MEMORY
encoding, storage & retrieval
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Encoding
First stage refers to a process by which info isrecorded and registered for the first time by our memory system
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Storage
Refers to the process in which the information is processed and saved for later use
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Retrieval
Refers to the process of retaining the memorised information in need of usage. it is the last stage of memory functioning.
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The Stage Model
Memory model proposed by ATKINSON & SHRIFFIN in 1968
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Memory systems-3 types
the 3 parts of memory acc to the stage model are sensory, short term and long term memories.
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Sensory memory
Memory that lasts for less than 1/3 of a second.

Registers information with accuracy

eg: visibility of light after the light is turned off.
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Short term memory
Memory that lasts for approximately 30 seconds

Information is sent to it via maintenance rehearsals

Holds information in brief but for a short period of time
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Long term memory
memory that lasts for a lifetime if rehearsed regularly

it has a huge capacity with in depth information about the stimuli
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Control processes
1) SELECTIVE ATTENTION

2) CHUNKING

3) MAINTENANCE REHEARSALS

4) ELABORATIVE REHEARSALS

PARTS OF____?
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Levels of processing- Craik & Lockhard in 1972
1) STRUCTURAL LEVEL- shallowest

2) ACOUSTIC LEVEL- intermediate

3) SEMANTIC LEVEL- deepest

levels of what ?
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Types of LONG TERM MEMORY
1) DECLARATIVE

a. EPISODIC

b. SEMANTIC

2) PROCEDURAL
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Declarative memory
TYPE OF MEMORY THAT DEALS WITH EVENTS, FACTS, EXPERIENCES, ETC
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EPISODIC memory
Type of memory that deals with personal life experiences
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Semantic memory
type of memory that deals with facts and general awareness
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Procedural memory
Type of memory that deals with procedures to achieve skills and tasks in life.
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3 major causes of FORGETTING
1) TRACE DECAY

2) INTERFERENCE

3) FAILURE OF RETRIEVAL

q-causes of what?
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Proactive interference
Type of interference where what you’ve learnt before interferes with what you learnt afterwards
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Retroactive interference
Type of interference where what you’ve learnt afterwards interferes with what you learned before.
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FORGETTING DUE TO RETREIVAL FALIURE was modified by?
Tulving

q-modified what cause of forgetting?
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2 types of MNEMONICS
1) USING IMAGES

2) USING ORGANISATION

q-types of what?
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MNEMONICS USING IMAGES
a. THE METHOD OF LOCI

b. THE KEYWORD METHOD

q-types of what kind of mnemonics
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MNEMONICS USING ORGANISATION
a. CHUNKING

b. FIRST LETTER TECHNIQUE

q-types of what kind of mnemonics
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VIBGYOR- example of which type of mnemonic?
First letter teachnique

NCERT example?
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SUGGESTIONS TO ENHANCE MEMORY
a. ENGAGE IN DEEP LEVEL PROCESSING

b. REDUCE INTERFERENCE

c. GIVE YOURSELF ENOUGH RETRIEVAL CUES

q- suggestions for what?