Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
5th Edition
ISBN: 9780134477961
Author: Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
Publisher: PEARSON
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THREE-STAGE MODEL OF MEMORY Sensory input Sensory memory (registers) Encoding (Attention and recognition) Forgetting Short-term (working) memory ⇒ STM Encoding Retrieval Forgetting ➡LTM Long-term memory Use the THREE STAGE MODEL OF MEMORY above to explain how certain olfactory senses (e.g., smell of perfume/cologne/lotion), along with the memory of a loved one (ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, family member), are remembered for years after an event. NOTE: You can use your own example from DB11, but you will need to expand on it and elaborate on each stage of the model above. Each stage (including encoding, retrieval, etc.) above needs to be applied/explained as done in CH5/Lecture, but with your own personal experience. There is no need to discuss brain structures or define the components of the model. Sensory Memory Forgetting
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Transcribed Image Text:THREE-STAGE MODEL OF MEMORY Sensory input Sensory memory (registers) Encoding (Attention and recognition) Forgetting Short-term (working) memory ⇒ STM Encoding Retrieval Forgetting ➡LTM Long-term memory Use the THREE STAGE MODEL OF MEMORY above to explain how certain olfactory senses (e.g., smell of perfume/cologne/lotion), along with the memory of a loved one (ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, family member), are remembered for years after an event. NOTE: You can use your own example from DB11, but you will need to expand on it and elaborate on each stage of the model above. Each stage (including encoding, retrieval, etc.) above needs to be applied/explained as done in CH5/Lecture, but with your own personal experience. There is no need to discuss brain structures or define the components of the model. Sensory Memory Forgetting
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