Systems for different types of information: Instead, it is a multi-component system: instead of all information going into one single store, there are different Working memory is STM but is not unitary.
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Procedural Memories: Part of LTM, responsible for knowing how to do things, for example: skills and habits – riding a bicycle. O Implicit Memories: Implicit memories are those that are mostly unconscious. Knowledge about the meaning of words, as well as general knowledge. Semantic Memories: Semantic memory is a part of the long-term memory responsible for storing information about the world, including Episodic Memories: It is a part of the long-term memory responsible for storing information about events (i. Explicit memory can be further divided into: “declared” (explicitly stored and retrieved information). O Explicit memories: They are also known as declarative memories, which include all of the memories that are available in consciousness or can be Sometimes difficult to bring into conscious/working memory. Information is usually in unconscious and Preferred encoding is Semantic and Visual but Acoustic also. Storage durations from few minutes to lifetime. Long - term memory (LTM): LTM is last stage of Multi-Store Memory Model, which has a vast capacity for items, even unlimited theoretically and lengthy
The memories we hold longer get transmitted to LTM. Information is retrieved in a sequential manner in it. This memory is fragile, and information may be lost by distractions. Moved from STM to LTM (Long-Term Memory) via processes such as rehearsal. Seconds) and has a limited capacity of 7 items (+/- 2) – 7, magic number, was put forward by Miller, that adults may store 5 to 9 items. Short term memory (STM): STM, also known as Working memory, is the second stage of memory, that stores information for a short time (15. Its purpose is to retain information for as long as to be Sensory memory: Sensory memory is the first stage of memory and lasts only an instant. Not be stored properly or might not move from short-term to long-term storage and/or we might not be able to retrieve the information once it is stored. Distraction can prevent us from encoding information initially information might Note: Problems can occur at any stage of the process, leading to anything from forgetfulness to amnesia. May vary with type of information stored in memory. Retrieval: Retrieval is the third stage of memory process in which the recalling and relocating of information takes place however, durations of retrieval The encoded information takes place in stage of storage. Storage : Storage is the second memory stage or process in which we maintain information over periods of time. O Semantic coding allows storing of information as meanings. O Acoustic Coding allows storing of information as sounds. O Visual coding allows storing of information as pictures. Encoding: Encoding is translating of sensory information into form which can be stored.
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