The three-stage processing model of memory, proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin, explains how we encode, store, and retrieve information. It distinguishes between short-term and long-term memory, further dividing the latter into procedural and declarative types. Empirical studies support the model's validity, highlighting the complexity of our memory systems.
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Encoding in memory processing
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Function of storage in memory model
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Memory retrieval process
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The initial step in forming memories is called ______, where sensory information is transformed into a format that the brain can keep.
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STM encoding type
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LTM components
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Declarative memory subtypes
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______ memory includes knowledge about performing tasks like cycling or playing music, often used unconsciously.
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______ memory is a type of declarative memory that holds our personal life events.
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Cohen and Squire's findings on amnesia
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Neural pathways for procedural vs. declarative memory
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Bahrick et al.'s VLTM study outcome
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Long-term memory is categorized into ______ and ______, as supported by empirical research.
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