Illusory truth effect
Enhanced probability of evaluating a statement true upon repeated representation
Reminiscence bump
The enhanced memory of adolescence and young adulthood in over 40 age people
Temporal lobe
Episodic memory and face memory
Prefrontal cortex
Information about self
Parietal lobe
Where/process scenes
Somatosensory cortex,pressure,touch,pain
Hippocampus
Recollection. With mental time travel
Forming new memories
Proust effect
Unlocked memories with taste and olfaction
Misinformation or confession
Familiarity
Recommendation
Constructive nature of memory
Misleading info
Pragmatic inference
Schema
Cultural script
Post -identification feedback
Persistence of vision
Perception of visual stimuli even after it is no longer present
Persistence of vision
Perception of visual stimuli even after it is no longer present
George miller
Chunking ,five to nine items
7-2,7+2
Baddeley working memory
Phonological loop-verbal and auditory info
Visuospatial sketch
Central executive -coordinate info for task -attention controller
Damaged frontal lobe
Problem in attention
Synaptic state
Synaptic plasticity from neuron firing for working memory lasts for few seconds
Primacy effect
Words presented at the beginning of sequence is remembered easily
Recency effect
Memory is better for words presented at end of the sequence
Coding
Form in which stimulus is represented in brain e.g face is represented by firing of different neurons
Proactive interference
Pervious learning information interferes with new info
Retroactive interference
New learned info interfere with old one
Episodic memory enhanced
Semantic memory
Constructive episodic memory
Episodic memory for past are recombined to construct future events
Propaganda effect
Implicit memory effect or familiarity with things due to ads caused us to buy things or feel like they are better
Memory depend on
Depth of processing
Depth processing include
Shallow processing and deep processing
