Memory- storing what has happened to you or what you have learned and retrieving this information

Recall- remembering information you previously learned- frq

Recognition-being able to pick a memory from options- multiple choice test

Relearning- how long it takes for something you previous knew to be relearned- can relearn trig identities faster after I had known them at one point

Encode- working on memorizing something

Store - the information you haven learned staying for a certain amount of time

Retrieve - remembering something

Sensory memory- when you are remembering the sensations (smell, hearing, feel) of a memory

Short-term/working memory- something only remembered for a short time- a code given

Long term memory- things you will always remember or will remember for a long time- how to do basic math

Explicit memory- memories you can declare- like your name

Implicit memory-memory of learned skills- how to do a chemistry problem

Automatic processing- unconsciously putting things in our memory- remembering a thing that happened to you

Effortful processing- trying hard to remember or learn something- making a mnemonic to remember something

Iconic memory- seeing a memory- very short

Echoic memory- hearing a memory

Chunking- putting things into groups helps us remember things better

Mnemonics- rhymes, songs, or other things that help us remember things

Spacing Effect- cramming doesn’t work as well as studying over a long stretch of time

Testing Effect- the more you test yourself, the better you will remember 

Shallow processing- very basic processing- asking someone if a word is a specific color

Deep processing- based on meanings of words- asking someone if the word fits in the sentence

Self Reference Effect- we remember things better when we apply them to ourselves

Semantic memory- explicit memory of things that don't apply to us- facts and general knowledge

Episodic memory- explicit memory of things that apply to us- personal memory

Memory consolidation- the storage of long term memory

Flashbulb memory- clear memory of an emotional moment- we can see it vividly- flashbulb

Priming- associations in memory

Serial Position Effect- our tendency to recall the last items in a list initially and the first items after a delay