Know the book’s definition of memory Memory’s 3 steps: Encoding Storage Retrieval What is Sensory Memory? Capacity and duration? Iconic and echoic memory examples Short Term Memory is the next stage of processing What does Rehearsal do? What is the capacity and duration of Short-Term memory? What is the process of Chunking? What is the purpose of Working Memory? Long Term Memory is the final stage of memory processing Reviewing the models of memory in your book (Atkinson-Shiffrin Model and Baddeley’s model of working memory) and slides is helpful for remembering all the stages! Capacity and duration of Long-Term Memory How does the level of processing and serial position effect influence moving information into Long-Term Memory (see lecture slides) Primacy and recency effects Types of Long-Term Memory Declarative Semantic Episodic Autobiographical Memory Non-Declarative Procedural Priming How is LTM Organized? What are schemas? How do they contribute to memory formation and retrieval? Retrieving Memories How do you retrieve from Short-Term? Long-Term? What is the role of Cues? How does the mind reconstruct memory using Reconstruction? Misinformation and imagination effects (see lecture slides) Source amnesia (see lecture slides) Retrieving emotional events Understand Flashbulb Memory How does the text define Forgetting? What does Decay do to memory? Is this a theory favored by research? What is Interference? Proactive vs. retroactive interference examples Define Motivated Forgetting Is repression of memories a theory favored by research? (lecture slides)

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Know the book’s definition of memory
1. Memory’s 3 steps:
  1. Encoding
  2. Storage
  3. Retrieval

What is Sensory Memory? Capacity and duration?
1. Iconic and echoic memory examples
Short Term Memory is the next stage of processing
1. What does Rehearsal do?
2. What is the capacity and duration of Short-Term memory?
3. What is the process of Chunking?
4. What is the purpose of Working Memory?
Long Term Memory is the final stage of memory processing
1. Reviewing the models of memory in your book (Atkinson-Shiffrin Model and Baddeley’s model of working memory) and slides is helpful for remembering all the stages!
2. Capacity and duration of Long-Term Memory
3. How does the level of processing and serial position effect influence moving information into Long-Term Memory (see lecture slides)
  1. Primacy and recency effects
Types of Long-Term Memory
1. Declarative
  1. Semantic
  2. Episodic
  3. Autobiographical Memory
2. Non-Declarative
  1. Procedural
  2. Priming

How is LTM Organized?
1. What are schemas? How do they contribute to memory formation and retrieval?
Retrieving Memories
1. How do you retrieve from Short-Term? Long-Term?
2. What is the role of Cues?
3. How does the mind reconstruct memory using Reconstruction?
  1. Misinformation and imagination effects (see lecture slides)
  2. Source amnesia (see lecture slides)
4. Retrieving emotional events
  1. Understand Flashbulb Memory