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MEMORY (4.FORGETTING (4.MEMORY FAILURES (1.RETROGRADE AMNESIA, 2…

- - - - 1.PROACTIVE INTERFERENCE
      - 2.RETROACTIVE INTERFERENCE
- - - - 1.CAPACITY-4-5 LETTERS
      - 2.DURATION- 1/2 SECOND
        
        EIDETIC IMAGERY-PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY 30 SEC OR MORE
      - 3.FUNCTION
        
        1.KEEP VISION FROM ADAPTING TO A CONSTANT VISUAL STIMULUS
        
        2.ALLOWS ENOUGH TIME FOR BRAIN STEM TO DECIDE IF THE INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO BE BROUGHT INTO CONSCIOUSNESS
    - - 1.CAPACITY -WHAT HEARD AT ONE MOMENT
      - 2.DURATION-2-4 SEC
      - 3.FUNCTION TO HAVE MEANINGFUL CONVERSATIONS
  - - - 1.PROCEDURAL(NON DECLARATIVE) LTM / IMPLICIT MEMORY
        
        SKILLS, HABITS, LEARNED REFLEXES
      - 2.DECLARATIVE /EXPLICIT MEMORY
        
        1.EPISODIC MEMORY-EVENTS EXPERIENCED BY PERSON
        
        2.SEMANTIC MEMORY-FACTS, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
    - - 1.SEMANTIC NETWORK MODEL-COLLINS, LOFTUS
    - - 1.RETRIEVAL CUES
        
        1.ENCODING SPECIFICITY & STATE DEPENDENT LEARNING: CONTEXT AND MOOD EFFECTS ON MEMORY RETRIEVAL, TULVING AND THOMSON STUDY: LEARNED ON LAND, UNDERWATER, RECALLED ON LAND, UNDERWATER
      - 2.RECALL AND RECOGNITION
      - 3.RETRIEVAL FAILURE: TIP ON MY TONGUE
        
        1.SERIAL POSITION EFFECT PRIMACY EFFECT & RECENCY EFFECT
        
        2.FALSE POSITIVES
        
        3.EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY-ELIZABETH LOFTUS
        
        4.MISINFORMATION EFFECT
        
        5.FALSE MEMORY SYNDROME
    - - 1.CONSTRUCTIVE PROCESSING DRISHYAM
      - 2.HINDSIGHT BIAS