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2
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ability to remember words & sounds
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3
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a limited capacity involved in the conscious processing of information that briefly stores items up to 30 seconds
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4
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reproduce unusually sharp & detailed images of something one has seen
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5
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seeing things that bring back memories
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6
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repeating things over & over
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7
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identify the target from possible targets
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8
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vivid memory of certain events/incidents surrounding even after long time has passed
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9
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organizing items into familiar, manageable units
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12
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new information gets in way of old
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18
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techniques a person can use to help them improve their ability to remember something
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20
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process of repeatedly verbalizing/thinking about a piece of information
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23
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auditory image
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26
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states that unless we keep using something we have remembered, it will eventually go away
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29
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processing of information into the memory system
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30
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an unlimited capacity of organized information stored to be permanent
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31
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a system of temporarily storing & managing the information required to carry out complex cognitive tasks
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32
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preserves some characteristics of our senses pertaining to a visual experience
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34
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automatically there/unintentionally retrieved
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35
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portion of LTM that has personal meaning (more like a diary)
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36
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memory for information we purposefully committed to memory/intentionally retrieve
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37
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portion of LTM that stores general facts & info (much like a dictionary/encyclopedia)
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