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what are the 3 function of memory?
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1. natural inference 2. relate new events 3. deliver relevant knowledge

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What are the 3 function of memory?
1. natural inference 2. relate new events 3. deliver relevant knowledge
What is natural inference?
System to store few facts to use facts we need later
What is relating new events?
Relating newer events to prior knowledge to understand events
What is delivering relevant knowledge?
Delivering relevant knowledge when needed in a situation
Different types of memory?
Episodic memory semantic memory procedural memory
What is episodic memory?
Specific details of events e.g. what you had for breakfast
What is semantic memory?
Ability to store facts & categories e.g. know parrot is a bird
What is procedural memory?
Skills e.g. walking, riding bike
What are the basic memory processes?
Encoding storage retrieval
What is encoding?
Coding info & putting into memory acoustic or visual
What is storage memory?
Maintenance of info & memory
What is retrieval memory?
Recovering info from memory and bringing to consciousness
2 characteristic of STM
Limited capacity fragility of storage
What is limited capacity?
Measures of digit span how many no. ppl can recall
What is fragility of storage?
Info decays rapidly from short term store info decays within 18 secs interference effects
Limited capacity- digit span
Ppl remember 7+-2 chunks of info
Definition of word chunk?
Grouping items together remember more items e.g. phone no.
Fragility of storage- decay
Pps study triads of 3 letters pps count back in 3s prevent rehearsal recall triads- performance declined
Fragility of storage- interference effects
Other info interferes with recalling info you need 2 types: proactive interference retroactive interference
What is proactive interference?
Competition from previously learnt info more likely if info learning is the same
What is retroactive interference?
Competition from newly learnt info
What form is info encoded in STM store
Early view- acoustic verbal code pps asked to recall 2 list of letters, recall worse if lists have similar letters new view- also hold meaning based & visual codes pps asked to recall fruits & no. ruins memory- meaning of words
3 components of working memory?
Phonological loop visuospatial sketchpad executive control system
What is the phonological loop?
Rehearsal & retention of verbal info voice in head lets you remember stuff
What is the visuospatial sketchpad?
Memorising with visual info
What is executive control system?
Supervises & regulates info allocated resources to tasks
Predictions of working memory model?
If both tasks same component e.g. phonological cannot be performed successfully if 2 tasks use different components can work together somewhat well e.g. listening & talking
Neurological evidence of 3 components of working memory?
Ppl with specific deficits in cog. abilities patient PV digit span task of 2 fine otherwise part of working memory model dealing with digits is impaired shows different components for each task
Experimental evidence for 3 components of working memory?
Asked pp to do visually presented grammatical reasoning task whilst hearing & attempting to remember digit sequence response slowed as more digits needed to be remembered
What are the 2 sections of the phonological loop?
Phonological store articulatory control process
What is the phonological store?
Hold acoustic info for 2 secs
What is the articulatory control process?
Produces inner speech in head
Evidence for visuospatial sketchpad?
Pps learnt list of word using visual imagery or rehearsal task performed either on own or with visual presentation or foreign language speech results show separate visuospatial system hearing irrelevant speech interferes with task- phonological loop not with visuospatial sketchpad
What is the central executive?
Switches: retrieval plans time sharing of dual task studies selective attention whilst ignoring others temporarily activation of LTM
Forgetting curve?
Forgetting initially rapid then slows down
Proactive interference
Past memories interfere with new memories e.g. calling partner by exes name
Retroactive interference
Old memories interfere with new memories
Cue dependent forgetting?
Forgetting that occurs when lack certain cues