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Episodic Memory?

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Memory for events that happened at particular times. Susceptible to loss of information or forgetting. Damaged episodic memory also hinders ability to imagine the future.

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Most effective memorising method?

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Expanded Spacing of learning

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Conrad?

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Made different combinations of letters and found that with immediate self recall, he found acoustically similar items more difficult. Suggests that verbal short term memory system uses acourstic codes.

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Logie et al? (1992)

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Study with burglars. Burglars were better at recognising changes than police who were better than house owners. But burglars were no better at remembering irrelvant details.

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Test for Alzheimers?

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Working memory inludes seperate components for verbal information and for visuo-spatial information can help diagnose cognitive problems that arise from brain damage. E.g. Walking and talking, or remembering colour/shape combinations.

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Semantic memory?

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Knowledge of the world - e.g. people, places, language etc.

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Retroactive interference (Interference theory)?

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New learning interferes with retrieval of previous learning e.g. learn a new phone number and it is difficult to recall your old one.

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Ellis & Hennelly?

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Showed that memory span varies across languages because of pronunciation time for number of words. Memory span is correlated with the rehearsal rate of the words. The faster you speak, the better your memory span.

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Proactive interference (Interference theory)?

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Build up of learning makes new learning more and more difficult, e.g. learning is easier at the beginning of a lecture than at the end.

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Bahrick?

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Measured forgetting and found that there is an initial drop between 3-6 months and then the process becomes more gradual.

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Shereshevski?

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'Supernormal memory'. He could memorise mathematical formulae by creating stories. This uses prior knowledge plus practiced skills in using the knowledge to support memory. But Shereshevski had problems in forgetting

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Reason (1990)?

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Performed a study in which 30 students over 2 weeks reported any slips of action (absent mindedness), they reported 400. Most of the errors occurred with highly practiced activities.

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de Groot?

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He performed a study with professional and amateur chess players, professionals could recall the locations of pieces when they were organised in game situations, but when placed randomly, both the amateur and the professional performed equally.

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Free recall?

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People tend to remember words at the beginning of the word list and at the end. This refelcts the two kinds of memory systems (primacy - long term memory) and (recency - short term memory).

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Ebbinghaus?

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Studied retention of learned nonsense syllables repeated at a rate of 2.5 syllables a second. 100%>40% in an hour and then a slower drop off.