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Is recalling information with the use of a prompt

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Is recalling information without a prompt and in any order

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Recalling information in a specific order

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Free recall
Cued recall
Serial recall

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Enhanced recall of information presented first. Stored and available for retrieval for recall.

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Superior recall of items at the beginning of the list as their is adequate time to rehearse (elaboratively) and encode these items into the long-term memory

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Information is still in the short-term memory storage

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the order in which it is presented affects the likelihood of remembering

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Inferior recall of items in middle of the list
Not stored in STM or LTM

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glazner & cunitz 1966; Postman & Phillips 1965

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Remembering start of the list - 7+ or - 2

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Recency effect is reduced/ eliminated when there is a delay of >30 seconds (duration of short term memory) when given a 'distraction task'

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Primacy= Remember beginning of the list (First few words)
Recency= Remember the end of the list (Last few words)

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Capacity: Unlimited
Duration: Relatively Permanent

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STM
Capacity: 2+-7 (5,9)
Duration: 12-30 sec

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Superior recall of words at the beginning of a list

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Duration: 18-30 seconds
Capacity: 5-9 items

Plays a role in the recency effect through maintenance rehearsal and primacy effect through encoding into long-term with elaborative rehearsal.

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- Capacity: 5-9 items
- Duration: 12-30 seconds
- Duration can be extended through maintenance rehearsal. (where information is repeated in order to be remembered)
- Information is stored until lost unless elaborative rehearsal (where information is given meaning in order to have superior recollection) is used to encode into LTM

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Testing the Attkinson Shiffren Model of memory 

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Testing the Attkinson Shiffren Model of memory 

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Short Term Memory
Long Term Memory

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Duration: Unlimited
Capacity: Unlimited

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Tendency to remember the items at the beginning and end of a list

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Glazier and Cuntiz
Postman & phillips.
Edrolo
Textbook.

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Superior recall of words at the end of the list