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Memory (Long Term Memory (Types of retrieval (Context dependent (Retrieval…

- - - - Presented with something
        
        Able to identify it
    - - Produce something from Long Term Memory entirely on their own
  - - - Retrieval enhanced by contexts similar to the one when memories encoded
    - - Mood & other psychological states can act as retrieval cues; better at free-recall
    - - Highly vivid detailed memory of one's personal circumstances
  - - - Conscious memories for personal experiences or facts about world
        
        Episodic memory
        
        Acquired through personal experience
        
        Semantics
        
        Facts one learned
    - - Memory that affect behavior without conscious effort
        
        Procedural
        
        Skills with motor coordination
  - - - Primacy effect
        
        Better recall for info first
      - Regency effect
        
        Better recall for info last
    - - Memory is constructed, not recorded
      - False memory
        
        Memory that never happened
    - - Transience
        
        Finding of memory over time
      - Forgetting curve (Ebbinghaus)
        
        Forgetting follows pattern
        
        Quickly then slow
      - Interference Theory
        
        Proactive
        
        Old information interference with ability to know new information
        
        Retroactive
        
        New memory interferes with retrieval with old
      - Absentmindedness
        
        Failure to recall information due to lapses of attention
      - 3 Sins of memory distortion
        
        Misattribution
        
        Memory attributed to source other than origin
        
        Suggestibiity
        
        Assuming
        
        Bias
        
        Systematic
- - - - Repeating something
  - - - Acoustic (higher)
      - Visual