Memory

Memory is defined as

• recollection, the ability by which things are recalled and kept in the mind, and are limited by personal experience.

• collection of things that can be recalled and kept in the mind without limitation.

• recollection of things kept in the mind and relatively permanent as a result of prior experience.

• collection, ability to recall and kept in mind, that will affect personal experience.

Remembering is defined as (please refer to notes)

• to recall information in the memory with effort, and spontaneously recalling information stored in the memory.

• to retain information in the memory, to recall with effort, and spontaneously recalling information stored in the memory.

• to retain information in the memory and recalling information stored in the memory.

• to retain information in the memory, to recall with effort the information stored in the memory.

The ways of remembering are

• thinking, feeling and action.

• thinking, memorising and application.

• recognition, recall and performance.

• encoding, storage and retrieval.

Definition of recognition of one way of remembering is

• the ability to identify a person or thing.

• person or thing that previously encountered.

• the ability to identify.

• the ability to identify a person or thing that previously encountered.

Explanation of recall of one way remembering is

• remembering something learned.

• bringing back from the memory.

• remembering something learned and bring back from the memory.

• retain something learned and bring back from the memory.

Explanation of recall of one way remembering is

• remembering something learned.

• bringing back from the memory.

• remembering something learned and bring back from the memory.

• retain something learned and bring back from the memory.

Performance of one way of remembering is defined as the ability

• or an action to perform a task or function.

• to retain a task or function.

• to recall task or function.

• to apply a task or function.

The theory of memory explains that there are 3 stages,

• encoding, recollection and application.

• collecting, retention and storage.

• encoding, storage and retrieval.

• recollection, storage and retrieval.

Short term memory is the

• hold information briefly up to 7 (+/- 2) items.

• conscious and hold information briefly up to 7 (+/- 2) items.

• unonscious and hold information briefly up to 7 (+/- 2) items.

• conscious and hold information briefly up to 7 items.

Decay through disuse is (multiple answers)

• one of the ways we forget information.

• loss of memory after a long period not using it.

• unable to recall information after not using it for a long time.

• forget after learning new knowledge.

• forget information due to painful or unpleasant past experiences.