Across
- 4. ability to remember personally experienced events
- 6. remembering the last thing on a list
- 7. retrieving a memory is easier if in the same emotional state as when first encountered
- 8. manages the activities of the phonological loop and visuospatial sketchpad
- 13. a momentary sensory memory of auditory stimuli
- 14. processing at this semantic level involves elaboration and produces LTM
- 15. retention independent of conscious recollection, non-declarative memories
- 16. organizing items into familiar, manageable units
- 17. remembering the first thing on a list
- 19. inability to recall events from early childhood
- 20. type of amnesia in which past memories can no longer be retrieved
Down
- 1. ability to think about your thinking
- 2. increase in a synapse’s firing potential after brief, rapid stimulation
- 3. a momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli
- 5. type of amnesia in which new memories cannot be stored
- 7. study sessions in a single lengthy session
- 9. memory model that states the level of encoding leads to the level of recall
- 10. memory for general factual knowledge
- 11. short study sessions leads to better long-term retention
- 12. converting items to be remembered into mental images associated with specific locations
- 18. immediate, brief recording of information in the memory system