'Conscious recollection' diaporamas de présentation

Memory & Thought Ch.10. 1 pg. 273

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How do physical therapists make clinical decisions?

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A Topical Approach to LIFE-SPAN DEVELOPMENT

A Topical Approach to LIFE-SPAN DEVELOPMENT. Chapter Seven: Information Processing. John W. Santrock. Information-Processing Approach. Analyzes the ways people process information about their world Manipulate information Monitor it Create strategies to deal with it

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Memory

Memory. Memory. Memory is the basis for knowing your friends, your neighbors, the English language, the national anthem, and yourself. If memory was nonexistent, everyone would be a stranger to you; every language foreign; every task new; and even you yourself would be a stranger. Memory .

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Dissociable Systems in Cognition

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Cognitive Psychology Framework

Cognitive Psychology Framework. Structure of Memory The Atkinson and Shiffrin Model (1968) Memory is understood as a series of structures: Sensory memory Short-term memory Long-term memory See p. 73. Cognitive Psychology Framework.

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Cognitive Psychology, 2 nd Ed.

Cognitive Psychology, 2 nd Ed. Chapter 7. Reconstructive Retrieval. Refers to schema-guided construction of episodic memories that alter and distort encoded memory representations.

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Cognitive Psychology, 2 nd Ed.

Cognitive Psychology, 2 nd Ed. Chapter 7. Reconstructive Retrieval. Refers to schema-guided construction of episodic memories that alter and distort encoded memory representations.

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Memory Pt 2

Memory Pt 2. Later Years Development Lecture 11. This lecture. Q1. What determines which memories are retained? Q2. What are the implications of memory impairment for skilled performance? Q3. Can declining memory be improved?. Which memories are retained in old age?.

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TWO CATEGORIES OF MEMORY

TWO CATEGORIES OF MEMORY. Outline. Two Categories of Memory What Makes Explicit and Implicit Memory Different ? Memory encoding Memory fallibility Reading: Two categories of memory (p. 485 ) What makes explicit and implicit memory different? (p.487 ). Class Starter question.

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Module 18

Module 18 . Information processing . Encoding. Encoding-getting information into the memory system. Automatic Processing. Automatic processing-unconscious encoding of some information, such as space, time, and frequency, without effort. Remembering location, time and frequency

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Article

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Ch. 7 Memory and Thought

Ch. 7 Memory and Thought. Memory and Thought. The storage of retrieval of what has been learned or experienced is called memory When remembering information you use three memory processes; encoding, storage, and retrieval

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