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MEMORY

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FORGETTING

FORGETTING. ???. FORGETTING. Forgetting refers to the inability to retrieve previously stored information. When you forget something it means that it is unavailable to you at the time you are trying to remember it.

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FORGETTING

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Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting

Chapter 7 Retention & Retrieval Remembering & Forgetting. Levels of Processing Model. Retention depends upon how deeply information is processed The shallowest levels of processing occur when the person is merely aware of the incoming sensory information.

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Memory UNIT 3 2011

Memory UNIT 3 2011. Facts about Memory. Learning a musical instrument can improve your memory. Sleep improves memory. A good diet and exercise can help your memory. Dieting can affect your memory. Stress can make you forgetful. Caffeine can improve your memory.

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Innate Knowledge (what an organism is born with) Experience leads to changes in knowledge

Innate Knowledge (what an organism is born with) Experience leads to changes in knowledge and behavior Learning refers to the process of adaptation Of behavior to experience. Memory refers to the permanent records that Underlie this adaptation. How experience changes an organism

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A BLAST FROM THE PAST

A BLAST FROM THE PAST. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INSTRUCTION. Essential Elements of Instruction. Highlights of EEI The Science of Teaching Madeline Hunter. Question?. What qualities does a good teacher possess?. Art vs. Science of Teaching. Total Teaching Act Instructional Skills

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Experimental Psychology PSY 433

Experimental Psychology PSY 433. Chapter 10 Memory. What is Plagiarism?. http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/plagiarism.shtml#plagiarized. Samples from Past Student Papers.

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Sketch the back of a $1 bill.

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