AP Psych: Unit 5 Vocab Pt. 2

Basic encoding of a word:

• Shallow Processing

• Deep Processing

• Recognition

• Priming

Recognizing the structure/ appearance of a word:

• Shallow Processing

• Deep Processing

• Priming

• Prospective Memory

Semantic encoding of a word:

• Priming

• Deep Processing

• Self Reference Effect

• Recognition

Knowing the meaning of a word:

• Deep Processing

• Context- Dependent Memory

• Prospective Memory

• Long Term Potentiation

Information tied to personal meaning is encoded and recalled faster/ easier:

• Self Reference Effect

• Long Term Potentiation

• Priming

• Mood- Congruent Memory

Information is more accessible the more you connect to it:

• Self Reference Effect

• Context-Dependent Memory

• Mood- Congruent Memory

• Prospective Memory

Synaptic enhancement after learning with an increase neurotransmitter activity:

• Connectionism

• Long Term Potentiation

• Priming

• Prospective Memory

Type of episodic memory with heightened emotions:

• Flashbulb Memory

• Prospective Memory

• Context- Dependent Memory

• False Memory

"Where were you when" memories:

• Flashbulb Memory

• False Memory

• State- Dependent Memory

• Mood- Congruent Memory

Activation of a retrieval cue pathway:

• Priming

• Recognition

• Recall

• Shallow Processing