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4
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the locating and recovering of information from memory
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5
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the retention of encoding material over time
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8
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problem solving procedure or formula that guarantee a correct outcome if correctly applied
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9
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amnesia, inability to form memories from new material
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10
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to prevent memory overload
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11
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set of rules by which we derive meaning from morphemes, words, and sentences in a language
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12
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information in the working memory is gradually changed over to long-term memories
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14
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man who said that the amount remembered depends on the time spent learning, spacing effect, serial position effect
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15
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to remember especially emotional memories
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18
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a retrieval method in which one must identify info that is provided, which has previously been presented (
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20
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simple, basic rule that serves as a shortcut to solve complex mental tasks (does not guarantee correct solution)
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22
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to focus on the task at hand
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1
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alphabet sounds (vowels and consonants
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2
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the rules for combining words into grammatically sensible sentences in a given language
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3
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may be a word or part of a work (prefix)
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4
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amnesia, inability to remember information previously stored in memory
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6
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man who said the 'seven sins' are a normal part of human memory, an are the results of adaptive features in our memories
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7
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general frameworks that provide expectations about topics, events, objects, people, and situations
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9
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gives us the ability to shift attention
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13
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a system that encodes, stores, and retrieves information
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16
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ability to recollect an image so vividly that it appears to be real
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17
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techniques that use vivid imagery and organizational devices (memory aids)
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19
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short-term memory, frontal cortex
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21
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the modification of information to fit the preferred format for the memory system
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