'Encoding specificity principle' presentation slideshows

Memory

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Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting

Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting. Levels of Processing Model. Retention depends upon how deeply information is processed The shallowest levels of processing occur when the person is merely aware of the incoming sensory information.

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Unit 3 Review

Unit 3 Review. Two processes that cause forgetting are decay and displacement. (a) Define each. (b) Both processes are examples of _____ failure. Unit 3 Review.

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Memory

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AP Psychology

AP Psychology. 12/12/13. Finish from yesterday. Write down a flashbulb memory you have. Contrast effortful processing with automatic processing. What do rehearsal and spacing have to do with memory? What is the next-in-line effect? What is the serial position effect? Why do they differ?

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Investigating Memory Experimental design

Investigating Memory Experimental design. Jonathan Stirk & Jasper Robinson E-mail: jas@psychology.nottingham.ac.uk jwr@psychology.nottingham.ac.uk. Introduction. Aims To design your own experiment To support the memory component of the first year cognitive course

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Perspective on Processing

Cognitive Machine Learning. Perspective on Processing. 2008-20817 Ko Youngkil. outline. Level of Pricessing Transfer Appropriate Processing Organization and Distinctiveness The Encoding Specificity Principle Context and Memory The Process Dissociation Framework.

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