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Title: Getting into memory


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Getting into memory
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Modal Model of Memory
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Factors Affecting WM
  • Help
  • Rehearsal
  • Chunking
  • Harm
  • Distraction
  • Interference

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Kinds of Rehearsal
  • Repetitive
  • Great for the pizza number
  • Elaborative
  • Best for tests!

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Role of Attention
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Breakdowns in the Memory System
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Revised, Ideal Memory Model
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Sensory Breakdowns
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Breakdowns in Perceptual System
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Breakdowns in Sensory Memory
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Who is this?
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Prosopagnosia
  • Inability to recognize faces
  • (Remember, -agnosia usually means dont
    know-- like agnostic.)

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Lack of Expertise
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Breakdowns in Working Memory
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Breakdowns in Encoding
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Quick Demo
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Jot these down
  • Something you worked very hard to memorize and
    succeeded
  • Something you were unable to memorize in spite of
    many attempts
  • Something unimportant you still remember anyway,
    without effort

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Breakdowns in Long-Term Memory
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Forgetting Curve
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What about Retrieval?
Retrieval!
Retrieval!
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Are There Retrieval Failures?
Retrieval!
Retrieval!
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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Memory-Smart Study Strategies
  • Elaborative Encoding
  • Connect new material to what you know.
  • Find multiple connections to enhance retrieval.
  • Active Processing
  • Make your own notes from the reading.
  • Create a concept map.
  • Ask yourself regularly, am I getting this?
  • Repeated Review at Spaced Intervals

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Complete Memory Model
Retrieval!
Retrieval!
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Long-Term Memory
Sensory Input
Working Memory
Encoding
Perception
Sensory Memory
Rehearsal
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