MEMORY AND FORGETTING

1. When we learn new information

Decay that takes place of the old
things.
2. Refers to the structures and
Lack of Consolidation processes used for temporarily
storing and manipulating
information.
Interference 3. When experiencing, people feel
that the blocked word is on the
verge of being recovered.
4. Refers to the idea that
Working memory forgetting occurs because the
recall of certain items interferes
with the recall of other items.
Multi store Model 5. It is a spontaneous or gradual
process in which old memories
are unable to be recalled from
memory storage.
Retrieval Failure 6. Also known as Atkinson-Shiffrin
memory model
7. Refers to the memory of
Levels of Processing meanings, understandings, and
other concept-based knowledge
unrelated to specific
experiences.
Episodic Memory 8. Memory of events, times and
places, associated with
memory.
Semantic Memory 9. Also known as implicit memory
or unconscious memory, is the
long-term memory of skills and
procedures, or "how to"
Procedural Memory knowledge.
10. Describes memory recall of
stimuli as a function of the
depth of mental processing.