Memory
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- Created on: 06-03-14 14:54
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Clues
- A process in which information is 'shunted out' of storage by new information, and so is forgotten. (12)
- A process that makes us aware of information in the memory. (9)
- A process which involves repeating information so that it stays in storage, either temporarily or permanently. (11, 9)
- Coding information based on its physical characteristics. (7, 10)
- Coding information for meaning. (4, 10)
- Problems associated with information no longer being stored. (12, 8)
- The memory store that has an unlimited capacity and unlimited duration, and where information is permanently stored. (4, 4, 6)
- The memory store that has limited capacity and limited duration, and where information becomes conscious (5, 4, 6)
- The process in which information is located and taken out of storage. (9)
- The store where all immediate information is briefly held unless it is paid attention to. (7, 5)
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