M5L1 Three box model

identifying items previously learned

• rehearsal
• recall
• relearning
• recognition

where information in working memory interacts with information in long term memory (eg.relating information you are processing to a previous memory)

• phonological loop
• long-term memory
• episodic buffer
• central executive

the relatively permanent and limitless storehouse of the memory system.

• long-term memory
• semantic memory
• episodic memory
• sensory memory

associative learning

• episodic memory
• conditioning
• semantic memory
• priming

a memory system that influences our current perceptions and behavior without our knowledge, awareness, or intention.

• episodic memory

• recognition

• semantic memory

• implicit memory (nondeclarative memory)

the part of working memory that directs attention and processing

• episodic buffer
• phonological loop
• central executive
• sensory memory

the persistence of learning over time through the encoding (put in), storage (organize), and retrieval (pull out) of information

• memory
• rehearsal
• recognition
• priming

short term memory capacity and duration is limited to seven bits of information

• The magical number seven, plus or minus two
• working memory (short term memory)
• explicit memory (declarative memory)
• procedural / motor memory

memories of specific events, stored in sequential series of events

• episodic memory
• sensory memory
• semantic memory
• long-term memory

a phenomenon in which exposure to one stimulus influences how a person responds to a subsequent, related stimulus.

• priming

• episodic memory

• rehearsal

• semantic memory