'Memory trace' diaporamas de présentation

Helping Consumers to Remember

CHAPTER 13. Helping Consumers to Remember. Helping Consumers Remember. Helping Consumers Remember. Failing to remember is a common occurrence in consumer behavior Such memory failures in the context of product purchase and consumption translates into lost sales and profits

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Cognitive information processing

Cognitive information processing. Cognitive information processing studies the internal mental processes involved in the capture and manipulation of information, the use of information to solve problems, and the processes and structures involved in these actions. Development of CIP.

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Memory

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Optimizing single thread performance

Optimizing single thread performance. Dependence Loop transformations. Optimizing single thread performance. Assuming that all instructions are doing useful work, how can you make the code run faster? Some sequence of code runs faster than other sequence Optimize for memory hierarchy

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MODELS OF MEMORY

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Seven Dwarfs

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Change of Plans:

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Object-Oriented Programming

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Agenda

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Remote memory

Remote memory. Hippocampus Neocortex Retrograde amnesia Nongraded amnesia (Spatial memory tasks) Multiple trace theory. methods. Physical studies Pharmacological studies Genetic lesion studies Cellular and temporal precise Optogenetics ( Opsin Genes).

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Refreshed Testimony: What Is It A nd Should We Be Doing It?

Refreshed Testimony: What Is It A nd Should We Be Doing It?. Francesca Ainsworth Supervised by Amina Memon. Outline. 1. Background 2. Cross-examination 3. Refreshed Testimony 4. Experiment and Results 5. Discussion. 1. Interviewing Children - Investigation.

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Memory Systems

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Forgetting Theories

Forgetting Theories. Encoding failure Interference theories Motivated forgetting Decay. X. Short-term memory. Long-term memory. Encoding. Encoding failure leads to forgetting. Forgetting as encoding failure. Info never encoded into LTM. Which is the real penny?. Answer.

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Levels of processing

Levels of processing. www.psychlotron.org.uk. An alternative to the multistore model Emphasises memory process rather than structure Based on the idea that the strength of a memory trace is determined by how the original info was processed. Shallow processing. Deep processing. Structural.

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Levels of processing

Levels of processing. www.psychlotron.org.uk. An alternative to the multistore model Emphasises memory process rather than structure Based on the idea that the strength of a memory trace is determined by how the original info was processed. Shallow processing. Deep processing. Structural.

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Autobiographical Genre and/or Autobiographical Memory? Anita Kasabova (NBU, Sofia)

Autobiographical Genre and/or Autobiographical Memory? Anita Kasabova (NBU, Sofia). 1. A philosophical method for describing autobiographical memory and autobiographical narrative 1.1. Why distinguish between autobiographical genre and autobiographical memory?

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Trace Decay

Trace Decay. Various theorists assumed that there is a memory trace for all encoded information. This trace decays with time. If the trace falls below a certain threshold value, the information is forgotten.

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