RECALLIZASIONISM

COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
 Implicit vs. Explicit Memory Components of Working
A B Memory

Memory Types of Memory

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Disease
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Models of Me
mory
Baloca, Sofia Alodia T.
 CONTENTS

Three-Store Model
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Levels of Processing Model

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Memory Systems
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William James

Primacy Effect
• "first impressions lasts"
Recency Effect
• the most recent information dominates our
perception of others.
 Three-Store Mode
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• proposed by Richard Atkinson and Richard
Shiffrin
• consists of Sensory store, Short-term store, and
Long-term store.
SENSORY STORE - the initial repository of much
information that eventually enters
the short and long term store.

ICONIC STORE
- proposed and argues by Haber
- a discrete visual sensory register that
holds information for very short
periods.
- its name derives from the fact
information is stored in the form of
icons.
SHORT-TERM STORE
- it holds memories for a few seconds
and occasionally up to a couple of
minutes.
According to Atkinson-Shiffrin model, short-
term store does more than hold onto a few
items.

According to Miller, our immediate memory

capacity for a wide range of items appears to
be about 7 items, plus or minus two.
 RETENTIONISM

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Who proposed the three- What era does It derives from the fact
store model? Philippines was known as that information is stored
the Tiger Country? in the form of icons.
Visual Information Exercise
LONG-TERM STORE
- memories that stay with us over a
long period of time, perhaps
indefinitely.
• How much information can we hold in long-
term memory? How long does the
information lost?
ANSWER!! We do not know how to test the
limits of Long-term memory and its capacity.
Permastore - very long-term storage of information, such as
knowledge of a foreign language and mathematics

- Schmidt and - can occur even for

colleagues studied the information that you
permastore. have passively learned.
 Levels of Processin
g Model
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Levels of Processing Model (LoP)

√ varies along a continuous dimension in terms of

depth of encoding
√ items can be encoded through elaboration
√ emphasizes processing as the key to storage.
√ also states that the quality of memory is based on
the degree that information is processed.
Quality of memory means..

properly stored

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easily recalled

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not quickly forgotten

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Audio-Visual Informa
tion Exercise
 Three different LoP

PHYSICAL - visually PHONOLOGICAL - sound SEMANTIC - meaning of

apparent features of the combinations associated the word
letters. with the letters.
SELF-REFERENCE EFFE
CT
- participants show very hig
h levels of recall when aske
d to relate words meaning f
ully to the participants by d
etermining wheter the word
s describe them.
 Memory Systems
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2 Separate explicit memory systems

for information that has

no particular time
referent.
for organizing and storinf
information with a
distinctive time referent.
Endel Tulving
>> Semantic Memory - stores general world knowledge.
>> Episodic Memory - stores personally experienced events/episodes.

some neurological evidence

suggests that these two types of through
neuropsychological
memory are separate. methods, investigators
found dissociations

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HERA
"Hemispheric
Encoding/Retrieval
Asymmetry"

a neuroscientific model
attempts to account for
differences in
hemispheric activatiom
for semantic versus
episodic memory
 Agyaman
kayo amin!