https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu Memory en-us 2016-11-21 13:29:57 UTC 2016-12-08 13:58:27 UTC hello@padlet.com hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/139077043 I can understand sensory registers and the info-processing model

Information Processing Model: Atkinson-Shriffrin Model
Encoding-requires no conscious effort (keyboard of a computer)
Storage- (hard drive of the computer)
Retrieval- (screen of computer)

Three Stage Memory Model
Sensory Memory Storage-
-holds sensory information
-upto .5 seconds for visual(iconic), 2-4 sec for auditory (echoic)
-info not transferred is lost

Short term memory (working, primary)
holds perceptions for analysis
-up to 30 sec without rehearsal
limited 5-9 items
-info not transferred is lost
-maintenance rehearsal-rote rehearsal- have to rehearse to remember
-elaborative rehearsal-short-long term

Long-Term Memory
-relatively permanent storage
-relatively permanent
-relatively unlimited
-retrieval-goes back from long term to short term

Cocktail Party Phenomenon-
-pay attention when words have meaning to you.]]> 2016-11-21 13:32:49 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/139077043 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/139336066 I can understand long term memory terms
Three stage memory model
STM, capacity can be increased and retention improved
-Chunking-grouping together to make meaning

procedural memory and declarative memory

happy, sleepy, sneezy, dopey, doc, grumpy, bashful

Explicit-the memory of facts and experience that one can consciously know

Implicit-don't have to think about it-what you do naturally

procedural- how to ride a bike IMP

Semantic- common knowledge facts EXPLICIT

classically conditioned- conditioned response to a conditioned stimulus IMP

Episodic- a person's unique memory of a certain event EXPLICIT

Flashbulb- vivid memory and you feel like you were back there, feelings come back

Priming- exposure to stimulus influences a response to a different stimulus IMP

Eidetic-ability to vividly recall images from memory, photographic memory]]> 2016-11-22 13:23:37 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/139336066 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/140479760 I can understand how we forget

Interference Mnemonic
-Proactive
    -Old information interferes with new info
-Retroactive
    -New information interferes with old info

Tip of the Tongue phenomenon
-seldom used words

Decay theory-
memory decays over time

Long term memory interference
  -Reconstruction
      -LTM changes over time
      -Eye witness testimony, not reliable
      -Elizabeth Loftus
  -Schema
       -Mental script, use the past
  -Cues
    -recognition
    -recall
  -Serial position effect
     -remember first and last but not middle
  -Mood Congruent memory
     -memory is state dependent-based on     where you are or how you feel

Method of Loci

Language
Babbling stage
   -3-4 months
   -spontaneous utterances
   -goo goo, ahh

One Word Stage
    -1-2 years old
   -Use one word to convey meaning

Two Word Stage/telegraphic speech
   -2.5 years old
   -use 2 word sentences
   -noun and verb

Benjamin Worf
   -Linguistic relativity
  - language determines the way we think
  -snow and eskimos

BF Skinner
   -language is learned through association and reinforcement
   -praise for speaking

Chomsky
-learn and speak language used in the environment

Units of Language 
Phonemes 
   -smallest units of language 
   -letters and their sounds
   -change phoneme, change meaning
   -c-a-t, b-a-t

Morphemes
   -smallest unit that has meaning
-one letter words, I, A]]> 2016-11-29 13:29:24 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/140479760 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/141364535  I can understand my process of cognitive problem solving and my errors in understanding

Cognition is conscious thought processes that help 


]]> 2016-12-02 13:26:01 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/141364535 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/141996479 I can discuss and decide what regression is
superior autobiographical memory

anterograde amnesia-anything after the accident is  forgotten'

retrograde amnesia- lost all memory from before the accident

psychogenic amnesia-no physiological basis for the forgetting-being in a state of fugue]]> 2016-12-06 13:35:38 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/141996479 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/142269526 I can apply cognition, thinking and problem solving terms]]> 2016-12-07 13:25:26 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/142269526 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/142530742 I can discuss superior autobiographical memory

1. pay attention and reduce interference
2. use rehearsal techniques
3. organization
4. counteract serial position effect
5. time management
6. employ self-monitoring and overlearning
7. use mnemonic devices]]> 2016-12-08 13:25:46 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/e864pkd6dbhu/wish/142530742