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Memory
Chapter 11
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3 stages
Representations of the world with varying accuracy, error and bias
Encoding refers to making mental representations of information so that it can be placed into our memories
Storing is the process of placing encoded information into relatively permanent mental storage for later recall
Retrieving is the process of getting information that has been placed into short-term and long-term storage
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Sensory Memory
Gather information
Iconic (eyes)
Echoic (ears)
Emotional
Photographic
Eidetic
Flashbulb
Must pay attention
Working memory (short-term)
Rehearsal
Memory span test
Interference
Chunking
Make a decision about importance
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Long-term Memory
Storing unlimited information for retrieval in the future
Retrieval selects information and brings it back into short-term memory
The key to success is the initial encoding
Association between new and old information
Primacy vs. Recency
Declarative vs. Procedural
Semantic vs. Episodic
Automatic vs. Effortful
Maintenance vs. Elaborative
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Repressed Memory
Do people repress bad memories?
Does therapy implant false memory?
Do studies that prove that people begin to believe false memories disprove repression?
Should psychotherapy be done?
Should courts admit testimony given through psychotherapy?
Holly – pages 230, 250, 251
California Pre-school – page 258
False Memory Research – page 273
Father Pagano – page 274
Witnesses – page 275