Memory structure and processes

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Who proposed the WMM?
Baddeley, 2000
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What is working memory?
temporary store of information and manipulates it to enable reasoning, learning, and comprehension etc.
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What are types of implicit memory?
Conditioning, procedural, priming
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What is conceptual priming?
occurs when enhancement caused by priming stimulus is based on meaning
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What is self-reference effect?
better memory when info relates to them
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What needs to be matched for context-dependent memory?
environment, physiological state, cognitive state or mood context
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What did Godden & Baddeley 1975 study find?
percentage recall highest when encoding and retrieval conditions matched
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Who replicated Godden & Baddeley's 1975 study and found same results?
Martin & Aggeton 1993
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What is an implication for mood-congruent memory?
Depression treatment
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What is motivated forgetting?
intentional, and motivated by unconscious processes
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What does the Ebbinghaus (1913) forgetting curve show?
forgetting rapid at first, then tails off
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What is the biggest factor of an increase in incidental forgetting?
time
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What is trace decay?
memories weaken over time
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What is positivity effect?
tendency to recall more pleasant memories over negative and neutral ones
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What age group is most likely to recall negative memories as well as pleasant?
young
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What is consolidation?
over time memory traces combined with existing networks and interconnections strengthen
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How much % did Fernandes and Moscovitch (2003) find distraction reduced recall success by?
30-50%
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What is encoding specificity principle?
similar cues at encoding and retrieval = more effective cues
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What did Rubin & Wallace (1989) find?
combining semantic and rhyming cues = 97% retrieval success
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