Living with Yesterday: Fundamental Memory Processes
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There are three main types of memory stores: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Sensory memory is very brief while short-term memory can last up to 30 seconds with rehearsal. Long-term memory has a huge capacity and can store memories from hours to years. Memories are encoded through different codes like visual or verbal and can be consolidated into long-term memory over time through the process of reconsolidation when recalled. The depth and type of processing used during encoding affects how well information is remembered later.
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- Note to Instructors: Before showing the graph, present students with the following list of words and plot the number recalled by serial position Word List: Ring, Tree, Rope, Wall, Pen, Nail, Roof, Monk, Nose, Lake, Pear, Lock, Wax, Store, Chair, Box, Car, Door, Rose, Wing, Clam