sa - memory Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

what is selective attention

A

the process of picking out and focusing on the most relevant parts of the display

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2
Q

what does selective attention filter out

A

unnecessary information

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3
Q

what happens to information from the STSS no selectively attended to

A

it is forgotten

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4
Q

define the short term sensory store

A

all information enters the store and is held for 1 second.

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5
Q

what are memories filtered through

A

selective attention

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6
Q

describe the short term memory

A

holds information that has been attended to

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7
Q

Capacity of STM

A

7+- 2

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8
Q

what is the duration of STM

A

30 seconds

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9
Q

how can you improve capacity of STM

A

chunking

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10
Q

how to increase likelihood of encoding in STM

A

is information is processed (rehearsed)

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11
Q

capacity of LTM

A

limitless

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12
Q

duration of LTM

A

long periods of time

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13
Q

where are motor programmes stored

A

LTM

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14
Q

whats the main problem with LTM

A

retrieving information we have stored

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15
Q

what are the factors affecting memory retention

A
  • chunking
  • Avoid interference
  • Link
  • organisation
  • rehersal
  • imagry
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16
Q

what is avoid interference in memory

A

avoid presenting 2 similar pieces of info one after another, allow each piece to sink in first