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Memories can be clouded by similar information
Remembering
Word series to remember:
List 1: read, pages, letters, school, study, reading, stories, sheets, cover, pen, pencil, magazine, paper, words
Schema: The mental representations that we form when organizing info into knowledge
Draw the image you saw earlier from the words you remember.
End
Long Term Memory
Sensory Memory
Putting gathered information into retrievable units
*we keep the information that had the most meaning to us
The immediate, initial recording of information from the sense
-creates a 'memory trace' that could be put into short term memory, or not
Short Term Memory
Paying attention to a sensation and holding it for a limited period of time
-Primacy-- you remember the first part you heard
-Recency--remembering the last piece of information
Now, write down the words you remember in List 1 that are in list 2:
List 2: house, pencil, apple, shoe, book, flag, rock, train, ocean, hill, music, water, glass, school
Recognition-identifying objects previously encountered
Recall-bringing back to the mind
Relearning-remembering something faster than learning it the first time
Remember these words:
cat
apple
ball
tree
square
head
house
door
box
car
king
hammer
milk
fish
book
tape
arrow
flower
key
shoe
Interference--new information from short term memory push out other short term memory
Chunking--grouping information to make it easier to remember "Other flowers sent"
-That's why phone numbers are in groups of 3, 0s and repeating digits are preferred, or make a word from a phone number
Remember these 15 words:
Nine Swap Cell Ring Lust
Plugs Lamp Apple Table Sway
Army Bank Fire Hold Worm
Write your cell phone or home number down, try and make a word/phrase to make it easier to memorize
Word series to remember:
List 1: sheets, pillow, mattress, blanket, comfortable, room, dream, lay, chair, rest, tired, night, dark, time
Now, write down the words you remember in List 1 that are in list 2:
List 2: door, tree, eye, song, pillow, juice, orange, radio, rain, car, sleep, cat, dream, eat
Extensions
Bugs Bunny Effect:
Retaining/keeping information
Maintenance rehearsal--repeating over and over
Elaborative Rehearsal--Relating new information to stuff you already know
Organizational systems--your mind stores info into groups
Fillings Errors--Sometimes memory is placed in wrong spot, think of losing papers, keys
Retrieval-- locating stored information
Context-dependent-- Memories that come back at a specific place
State dependent-- memories returning due to returning to mood
Tip of the Tongue-- 'feeling of knowing'
what was the boys shirt?
on his green shirt was a yellow question mark, but instead of a dot, it had a red arrow pointing up
Translation from info that can be stored
Codes:
Visual--trying to put info into a mental picture
Acoustic-- recording info as sounds
Semantic-- make meaning out of information to help store it--mnemonic devices
Remember this string: OTTFFSSENT
Episodic-- remembering specific events in your life; first kiss, wedding day, traumatic events, Star Wars movie in theaters
Semantic-- general knowledge, facts; Mr. J is ugly..., George Washington was first POTUS
Implicit--remembering things by conditioning, processes, etc
process by which we collect prior experiences, info, and skill from the past