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Clues

  • a permanent memory store which encodes information on the basis of meaning (4, 4, 6)
  • a question that prompts inaccurate recall of memories (7, 8)
  • a temporary memory store with limited capacity which encodes information on the basis of sound (5, 4, 6)
  • a theory of memory which states that the main stores of memory are separate but connected together via attention and rehearsal (10, 5)
  • encoding information into memory based on sounds (8, 8)
  • encoding information to memory based on its appearance (6, 8)
  • encoding information to memory based on its meaning (8, 8)
  • part of the serial position effect where words at the end of the list are better remembered than those in the middle (7, 6)
  • part of the serial position position effect where words at the start of a list are better remembered than those in the middle (7, 6)
  • very brief memory store, allowing sensations such as sounds an images to be retained for up to two seconds without being processed (7, 6)

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