Psychology - Memory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryGCSEAQA Created by: GraceRobinsonCreated on: 13-01-16 06:45 define eyewitness testimony refers to an account given by an individual about an event they witnessed 1 of 14 define encoding format that the information is held in the memory e.g.:visual or sound 2 of 14 define storage holding information in the memory 3 of 14 define retrieval accessing the information from memory 4 of 14 define a schema mental structure that represents something in the word. changes over time depending on new experiences with new people, objects etc. 5 of 14 define structural process making judgments about physical appearances, how the word looks e.g.: capitals or lowercase 6 of 14 define phonetic process making a judgement about sound, deciding weather or not words rhythm with eachother 7 of 14 define semantic processing making a decision about the meaning of a word e.g.- does it fit into a sentence 8 of 14 Evaluate Craik and Tulvings study strength= lab experiment weakness= what the participants were asked to do is artificial 9 of 14 Define retrograde Amnesia when someone can't remember old information (before amnesia began) 10 of 14 Define Anterograde amnesia when someone can't remember new information (after amnesia began) 11 of 14 define proactive interferance when information already stored in the memory interferes with remembering similar new information 12 of 14 define retroactive interference when new information interferes with remembering old information 13 of 14 Define context suggests that you forget something unless you are in the same context/situation as you were when you learnt it 14 of 14
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