Memory Study/Theory Names

To help remember which study/experiment/theory is which!

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  • Created by: Becky
  • Created on: 22-01-13 21:13
Information Processing
*KEY CONCEPT*Information Processing: An approach which describes the flow of information through the memory system, it says it's processed in stages.
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Availability And Accessibility.
*KEY CONCEPT*Availability: A problem which causes forgetting, you can't remember because the memory no longer exists. Accessibility: A problem that causes forgetting, the memory still exists but it can't be retrieved.
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Multi-Store Model
*CORE THEORY*Input>Encode>Sensory Memory>Attention>STM>Output OR Input>Encode>Sensory Memory>Attention>STM>Maintenance Rehearsal>Transfer>LTM>Retieval>STM>Output
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Levels Of Processing
*ALTERNATIVE THEORY*This occours at encoding, deeper processing involves semantics and leads to a more sucessful encodeing. Shallow semantics are more physical properties and are less sucessful at encodeing
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Terry (2005)
*CORE STUDY*Commercials, Ten months old, California, 30 Seconds Long
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Application
Memory Aids, Imagery, Mind Mapping, Cue Dependancy, Organisation, Meaning
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*KEY CONCEPT*Availability: A problem which causes forgetting, you can't remember because the memory no longer exists. Accessibility: A problem that causes forgetting, the memory still exists but it can't be retrieved.

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Availability And Accessibility.

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*CORE THEORY*Input>Encode>Sensory Memory>Attention>STM>Output OR Input>Encode>Sensory Memory>Attention>STM>Maintenance Rehearsal>Transfer>LTM>Retieval>STM>Output

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*ALTERNATIVE THEORY*This occours at encoding, deeper processing involves semantics and leads to a more sucessful encodeing. Shallow semantics are more physical properties and are less sucessful at encodeing

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*CORE STUDY*Commercials, Ten months old, California, 30 Seconds Long

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