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Memory. Memory Process. Encoding Storage Retrieval. Memory Test #1 Recall vs. Recognition. Process of Memory. Sensory Register – see, hear, feel, limbic system Iconic – visual (memory task #2) Echoic – auditory Eidetic – photographic memory (#3). Process of Memory. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Memory

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Memory Process

Encoding

Storage

Retrieval

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Memory Test #1

Recall vs. Recognition

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Process of Memory

• Sensory Register – see, hear, feel, limbic system

– Iconic – visual (memory task #2)

– Echoic – auditory

– Eidetic – photographic memory (#3)

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Process of Memory

• Short Term Memory (STM) • aka – “working memory”

– Conscious recognition

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How much information can you How much information can you hold?hold?

Try to see if you can remember all of the Try to see if you can remember all of the following numbersfollowing numbers

Memory Task #4

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736

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3795

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06935

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759354

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8340385

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02148594

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395076395

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1793057848

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Short Term Memory

• On average, most people can hold about 7 items in short term memory at a time– Phone numbers– Maintenance rehearsal - repetition– Varies by individual

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Serial Position Test

Listen to the list of words that I will read aloud. When I give you the cue, try to write down as many as you can

remember.

Memory Task #5

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Primacy and Recency

• Nation

• Uncle

• Valley

• Skin

• Question

• Record

• Animal

• Roof

• Weather

• Doctor

• Circle

• Friend

• Railroad

• Shade

• Machine

• Thought

• Gold

• Season

• Class

• Movie

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Process of Memory

• Long Term Memory (LTM)– Types:

• Procedural – how to do things

• Factual – bits of information– “Generic”/Semantic – facts

– Episodic – personal, “flashbulb”

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Yet another memory testYet another memory test

Try to remember as much as possible of the following long string of letters.

When I give you the cue, see how many you can write down.

(Test #6)

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N

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B

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C

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C

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I

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A

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F

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B

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I

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P

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B

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S

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Write down what you remember.

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“Chunking”

NBC

CIA

FBI

PBS

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Memory Strategies

•Visualization – loci method

•Mnemonics

•Chunking

•Multi-sensory

•Elaborate

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Elaboration TestElaboration Test

As you see the words, follow the instruction to either:

-count the e’sor

-place in a category

At the end, see how many you can remember and write down.

(Test #7)

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Date

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Pitcher

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Violet

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Black

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Maine

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Wind

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Spring

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Bridge

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Jefferson

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Lead

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Jam

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Rattle

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Grass

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Marker

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Page

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Cookie

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Bat

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Plumber

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Chair

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Perch

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Host

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File

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Beethoven

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Bulb

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Rock

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Anger

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Freud

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Giggle

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Egg

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Notwithstanding

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• Date

• Black

• Bridge

• Grass

• Cookie

• Bat

• Chair

• Host

• File

• Beethoven

• Bulb

• Anger

• Freud

• Giggle

• Egg

• Pitcher

• Violet

• Maine

• Wind

• Spring

• Jefferson

• Lead

• Jam

• Rattle

• Marker

• Page

• Plumber

• Perch

• Rock

• Notwithstanding

Sorted E’s Category

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How about another memory How about another memory test?test?

I will read a list of words aloud. Try to remember as many of the words as possible and write them down when I

give the cue.

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False Memories / Déjà Vu

Did you write the word sleep?…

…It wasn’t in there.

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Memory Issues

•Mind Decay

•Disease

•Interference

•Proactive

•Retroactive

•Distortion or construction

•Chemicals•State dependent•Voluntary drugs•Involuntary drugs

•Context Dependent

•Physical – amnesia

•Severe trauma

•repression