Mod 22: Information Processing

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Across
  1. 4. Identifying info. you previously learned.
  2. 9. Memory with unlimited storage.
  3. 10. Example: ROY G BIV
  4. 11. We are more likely to remember things at the beginning and end.
  5. 12. Studying info. even after you think you know it.
  6. 13. The processing of getting info. out of memory storage.
  7. 14. Memories processed in the cerebellum.
  8. 15. Momentary sensory memory of auditory stimuli.
  9. 16. Enhanced ability to retrieve more quickly in a similar emotional state.
  10. 17. Enhanced ability to retrieve more quickly in a similar environment.
  11. 21. Surprisingly this can enhance your memories. Some say it's a survial thing.
  12. 23. Type of encoding when you relate new vocabulary to similar words.
  13. 24. Retrieval used when answering an essay question.
Down
  1. 1. Use this strategy if you have to learn more than 7 items.
  2. 2. Rehearsal os another word for ________.
  3. 3. Making memory trails with your synapse and neurotransmitters.
  4. 5. Momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli.
  5. 6. Implicit memory is the recall of ___ and procedures.
  6. 7. Processing that occurs with little or no effort.
  7. 8. Explicit memory is the recall of ___ and experiences.
  8. 11. The capacity of this memory is 7 +/- 2.
  9. 16. All the stimuli in your environment first enters this memory.
  10. 18. Processing that occurs when we try to learn.
  11. 19. What type of memories are associated with emotional events.
  12. 20. Memories processed in the hippocampus.
  13. 22. Effect that has you studying in small chunks of time over a longer period of time.