'Reference effect' diaporamas de présentation

Memory

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mind

mind. 1) Computation. What problem was the system designed to solve?. 9.42 28.27 39.58 317.14. 3 9 12.6 101. 2) Algorithm. What is the step-by-step procedure for solving the problem? . Archimedes (287 - 212 BCE). 3.140845 < ? < 3.142858. 2) Algorithm.

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Memory and Cognition

Memory and Cognition. PSY 324 Topic: Long-term Memory- Encoding and Retrieval Dr. Ellen Campana Arizona State University. Storage of Memories.

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How to improve your memory: Mnemonic Devices

How to improve your memory: Mnemonic Devices. Chapter 8. Why do we need MEMORY?. Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us. ~Oscar Wilde Memory is the primary and fundamental power, without which there could be no other intellectual operation. ~Samuel Johnson

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Minimal ownership: cognitive effects and underlying mechanisms

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Incidental self-reference effects in memory

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The Self

The Self. What is the self?. Two aspects combine for a coherent identity: The self is composed of our thoughts and beliefs about ourselves = self concept The self if the active processor of information where we think about ourselves = self-awareness

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The Self-Reference Effect on Memory in Early Childhood Sheila J. Cunningham and David J. Turk

Cue Self Other. University of Aberdeen. The Self-Reference Effect on Memory in Early Childhood Sheila J. Cunningham and David J. Turk University of Aberdeen, Scotland. INTRODUCTION The self-reference effect (SRE) is the memory advantage for information

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