Memory & Encoding

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What is memory?

An active system that stores, organizes, alters and recovers information

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What sequential processes does memory have?

Encoding, storage, and retrieval

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Is memory an active process?

Yes

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What does encoding mean?

Forming a memory code

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Do you need to focus on the topic at hand to remember it?

Yes

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What is the levels of processing theory?

Deeper levels of processing results in longer lasting memory

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How can verbal stimuli be processed?

By structural, phonemic, and semantic encoding

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What is the best way for verbal stimuli to be processed?

Semantic

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What is structural encoding?

Focusing on the physical structure of the stimulus

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What is phonemic encoding?

Focusing on how a word sounds

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What is semantic encoding?

Focusing on the meaning

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What is elaboration?

Linking a stimulus to other info at the time of encoding

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What is dual coding theory?

Memory is enhanced by forming semantic and visual codes

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What is self referent encoding?

Making the material personally meaningful

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What does it mean to have the motivation to remember?

The person believes its important so they must remember