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Encoding: Moving mental representations of info, so that it can be placed into our memories

Storing: Placing encoded info into relatively permanent mental storage for later recall

Retrieving: Getting  or recalling info that has been placed into short term or long term storage

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Short-term Memory: Contains info you’re consciously aware of before it’s stored permanently or forgotten

In Psychology class we listened to a bunch of 80’s classic rock songs.

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Long-Term Memory: The relatively permanent and limitless storehouse of the memory system

The last match I played before regionals I shot my best score on nine holes

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Sensory  Memory: Initial process that receives and holds eviornmental info for several seconds

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Something that helps me is listening to music

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Going over everything a few times to make sure I could recite or remember how to do the problem.

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Algorithm- A fixed set of rules or procedures that will guarantee a solution

As a cashier I always have problems it’s the sales prices and customers telling me what to do. So I have to change the price using a code that always works for what I need.

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Trial and Error -You don’t have a formula and you don’t have a shortcut so you just try various things

When learning a new song to sing or play guitar on, I always listen to the song first and try my best to get familiar with it first. And I just try different things to see if it sound right and if it doesn’t then I try again.

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Mental Set - Tendency only to see solutions that have worked in the past

When I learn songs for guitar I tend to stick to one way of learning it because it’s easier and because I know that it will work for me.

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Conformation Bias - Favoring info that confirms to your existing beliefs and discounting evidence that does not conform

When I’m trying to prove a point to one of my friends and they disagree with me I find thing online that proves I’m right but it may not always be true.

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Effects of Drawing on Memory

Participants studied a list of words by drawing out the word, writing to word repeatedly, and drawing some ing completely unrelated. It showed that drawing the word was better for remembering what the word was than the other options.

https://www.learningscientists.org/

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Cold Calling and Classroom Discussion

When there were low levels of cold calling in a class, men were more likely to participate voluntarily than women. When cold calling was frequently used in a class both man and women volunteered to participate. When cold calling was used more frequently women tended to answer more questions than the men in the class.

https://www.learningscientists.org/

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Memory is such an important part of our lives. We use it everyday. It can help us remember things from earlier in the day or even things that happened a few years ago. The way that we use are memories can help us but they can also remember memories that we may never want to see again because we were either sad or angry or even embarrassed about them. Memories can be a very powerful tool to use in life.

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1.) Livin on a prayer - Bon Jovi
2.) Pour Some Sugar on Me - def Leopard
3.) Mr. Bright side - The Killers
4.) Round and Round - Ratt
5.) Give You Hell - All American Rejects
6.) Up and Go - The Starting Line
7.) Heaven’s on Fire - KISS