Memory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryGCSEAQA Created by: beckyallaway2Created on: 04-05-16 09:07 Encoding changing information so that it can be stored 1 of 17 Storage holding information in the memory system 2 of 17 Retrieval recovering information from storage 3 of 17 Sensory Store quickly discarded information, not encoded, 5 seconds 4 of 17 Short term Memory 7 chunks of information, encoded, 15 seconds 5 of 17 Long term Memory stored indefinitely with an unlimited capacity, encoded 6 of 17 Primacy Effect first information recieved is recalled better than last information recieved 7 of 17 Recency Effect information recieved most recently is recalled better than first information 8 of 17 Retroactive Interference new information hinders the ability to recall previously learnt information 9 of 17 Proactive Interference when something you already know hinders the ability to learn new information 10 of 17 Retrograde Amnesia when you're unable to recall events that happened before the accident 11 of 17 Anterograde Amnesia not being able to learn any new information after the accident 12 of 17 Murdock (1962) list of words to remember 13 of 17 Craik and Lockhart (1972) see if type of question effects amount of words remembered 14 of 17 Bartlett participants asked to read a novel 15 of 17 Underwood and Postman (1960) 1 group learn one list of words, 2nd group learn 2 lists 16 of 17 Loftus and Palmer (1974) effect of leading questions on accuracy of recall 17 of 17
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