Remembering and Forgetting — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 11 · Psychology
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Memory: Comprehensive Overview
The map in words
- MEMORY
- Types of Memory
- Sensory Memory
- Iconic
- Echoic
- Haptic
- Short-term Memory
- Limited Capacity 7±2
- Duration 18-20 seconds
- Working Memory
- Long-term Memory
- Procedural
- Motor Skills
- Habits
- Declarative
- Episodic
- Personal Events
- Autobiographical
- Flashbulb
- Semantic
- Facts
- Concepts
- Knowledge
- Episodic
- Procedural
- Sensory Memory
- Working of Memory
- Encoding
- Semantic
- Acoustic
- Visual
- Recoding
- Chunking
- Storage
- Consolidation
- Memory Traces
- Engrams
- Retrieval
- Cues
- Free Recall
- Serial Position
- Primacy Effect
- Recency Effect
- Encoding
- Memory Models
- Information Processing
- Sensory Register
- Short-term Memory
- Long-term Memory
- Parallel Distributed
- Neural Networks
- Distributed Processing
- Connection Strength
- Information Processing
- Forgetting
- Theories
- Decay
- Interference
- Retrieval Failure
- Motivated
- Amnesia
- Anterograde
- Retrograde
- Transient Global
- Childhood
- Dementia
- Alzheimer's
- Vascular
- Other Types
- Theories
- Improvement Techniques
- Mnemonic Devices
- Acronyms
- Keywords
- Method of Loci
- Peg Systems
- Other Methods
- Imagery
- Attention
- Learning
- Chunking
- Narrative Chaining
- Mnemonic Devices
- Types of Memory
Comprehensive Overview of Memory Types and Systems
The map in words
- MEMORY
- Sensory Memory
- Iconic Memory
- Visual information
- Quarter second duration
- Echoic Memory
- Auditory information
- 3-4 seconds duration
- Haptic Memory
- Tactual sensations
- 2 seconds duration
- Iconic Memory
- Short-Term Memory
- Limited capacity
- 7 plus minus 2 items
- Limited duration
- 18-50 seconds
- Working Memory
- Central Executive
- Phonological Loop
- Visuospatial Sketch-pad
- Episodic Buffer
- Limited capacity
- Long-Term Memory
- Unlimited capacity
- Semantic encoding
- Declarative Memory
- Episodic Memory
- Semantic Memory
- Autobiographical Memory
- Flashbulb Memory
- Procedural Memory
- Motor skills
- Implicit knowledge
- Automatic processes
- Sensory Memory
Complete Classification of Memory
The map in words
- Memory
- Sensory Memory
- Iconic Memory
- Visual stimuli
- Lasts 0.25 seconds
- Up to 12 items
- Echoic Memory
- Auditory stimuli
- Lasts 3 to 4 seconds
- Haptic Memory
- Touch sensations
- Lasts about 2 seconds
- Iconic Memory
- Short Term Memory
- Duration 18 to 50 seconds
- Capacity 7 plus or minus 2 items
- Mainly acoustic encoding
- Maintained by rehearsal
- Working Memory
- Central Executive
- Phonological Loop
- Visuospatial Sketchpad
- Episodic Buffer
- Long Term Memory
- Procedural Memory
- Implicit
- Motor skills
- Automatic retrieval
- Declarative Memory
- Explicit
- Episodic Memory
- Personal life events
- Autobiographical
- Semantic Memory
- General knowledge
- Facts and concepts
- Flashbulb Memory
- Emotionally vivid
- Often inaccurate
- Autobiographical Memory
- Photographic Memory
- Eyewitness Memory
- Procedural Memory
- Sensory Memory
Remembering and Forgetting
The map in words
- Remembering and Forgetting
- Memory
- Remembering
- Forgetting
- Types of Memory
- Sensory Memory
- Short-term Memory
- Working Memory
- Long-term Memory
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