AP Psychology: Topic 2.6 - Retrieving Memories

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Retrieval

Bringing back information that was learned before.

<p>Bringing back information that was learned before.</p>
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Recall

Getting information back from memory without hints.

<p>Getting information back from memory without hints.</p>
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Recognition

Identifying information you learned before, like on a quiz.

<p>Identifying information you learned before, like on a quiz.</p>
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Retrieval cues

Hints that help you remember information.

<p>Hints that help you remember information.</p>
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Context-dependent memory

Better remembering things when you are in the same place where you learned them.

<p>Better remembering things when you are in the same place where you learned them.</p>
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Mood-congruent memory

Recalling memories better when your current mood matches how you felt when the memory happened.

<p>Recalling memories better when your current mood matches how you felt when the memory happened.</p>
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State-dependent memory

Improved memory when your physical or emotional state is the same as when you first learned it.

<p>Improved memory when your physical or emotional state is the same as when you first learned it.</p>
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Testing effect

Taking a test can help you remember things better.

<p>Taking a test can help you remember things better.</p>
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Metacognition

Understanding and controlling your own learning process to improve memory.

<p>Understanding and controlling your own learning process to improve memory.</p>