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APPEARS TO
BE MORE FLEETING AND
VULNERABLE TO DECAY THAN
ACOUSTIC ENCODING.
APPEARS TO BE MORE FLEETING AND VULNERABLE TO DECAY THAN ACOUSTIC ENCODING.
•Based on reflecting on our own memory
processes with a view to improving our memory
•Based on reflecting on our own memory processes with a view to improving our memory
metamemory strategies
Most information stored in long term memory is primarily
........ encoded.
Most information stored in long term memory is primarily ........ encoded.
to move information into long term memory , an
individual must engage in ..... rehearsal , in
which the person meaningfully integrates the items into
what the person already knows.
to move information into long term memory , an individual must engage in ..... rehearsal , in which the person meaningfully integrates the items into what the person already knows.
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process of integrating new information into stored
information
process of integrating new information into stored information
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We have tendency to remember words by clustering
them into categories (example : animals) . What type of encoding?
We have tendency to remember words by clustering them into categories (example : animals) . What type of encoding?
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errors:participants substituted letters that sounded like the correct letter
(example : B for P)
errors:participants substituted letters that sounded like the correct letter (example : B for P)
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repeated recitation of an item
repeated recitation of an item
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the person simply
repetitiously rehearses the items to be repeated ,
temporarily maintains information in short term memory
without transferring it to long term memory.
the person simply repetitiously rehearses the items to be repeated , temporarily maintains information in short term memory without transferring it to long term memory.
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tend to remember information longer when they acquire it
via ...... (i.e., various sessions spaced over time)
rather than via ...... (session crammed together all at
once)
tend to remember information longer when they acquire it via ...... (i.e., various sessions spaced over time) rather than via ...... (session crammed together all at once)
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