KINE 1020 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Long-Term Memory, Sensory Memory, Explicit Memory
5 Apr 2019
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The memory system: sensory memory: where your scenes register, it"s very brief. The mechanism by which information goes from sensory to long term is the process in which we remember info. A fragile system, that works for only a fraction of a second. It stores a perfect picture of the world. Ionic (visual: echoic (auditory) sensory memoires, sperling"s studies. There is evidence that all the different aspects of the visual field are processed but you are not going to be able to hold on to this info for very long: from sensory to short-term memory: How does information get encoded and transferred onto the memory system: automatic processing memories you form without trying. Implicit memories: effortful processing explicit memory. 1a) short term memory: within short term memory we have one loop that checks for information against previously stored. You"ve got another little miniature module doing something else (maintances rehearsal).
