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AP PSYCH 5.3 Storing
Types of Processing
Serial Processing
One process occurring at a time
Processes occur one after the other
Like the information-processing/3-stage model
Parallel Processing
Multiple tracks of processing occurring at the same time
Like walking and talking, remembering the time after not thinking about it for a while
You may not be consciously processing, but it still is happening
Not the same as multitasking
Effortful Processing
Explicit/Declarative memories
Experiences and facts
Automatic Processing
Implicit/Non-declarative memories encoding unconsciously
Often relate to time, space, frequency, etc.
When you retrieve this information, you arenât explicitly thinking about the topic, it just âcomes to youâ when you need it
Includes procedural memory and relates to classical conditioning
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