PS102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Concept Map, Cardiac Surgery, Interference Theory
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Ps102 lecture 10: encoding (so what works?, encoding meaningfully, deeper is better potato- is word in capitals (structural/surface level, horse-does it rhyme with course? (phonological, table- does it fit in sentence the man peeled the ___" (semantic/meaning) Retrieval: encoding specificity and state dependent memory (memory recall in ocean and land, you remember things best in an environment you are familiar with) Chapter 8: memory continued (lecture 8-january 26th, 2017) retrieval: Distinctiveness: flashbulb memories (emotions attached to these memories, retrieval emotional memory (long-term memory sometimes links strong emotion to vivid and detailed episodic memories) Distinctiveness: flashbulb memories, vivid, clear recollections, like a snapshot" in time, not as accurate as they were presumed to be. What interferes with retrieval: interference theory, proactive interference- past material interferes with recall of newer material, retroactive interference- new information interferes with ability to recall older information. Decay: forgetting is a decrease in the ability to retrieve a previously formed memory (memory.
