Big Project

4. Conscious awareness of the memory. Elicited by direct memory testing
8. Responsible for reading, writing, symbols (including math)
9. Silent speech/”inner voice”
11. When you move, things closer to you move more than things farther away
12. Patients can recognize loved ones, but patients think that they are actually impostors
15. Locating stored information and bringing it to active use
17. Deliberate, with the expectation that memory will be later tested
18. The failure to see a prominent stimulus, even if one is staring right at it
19. Can see features, but can’t bind them together to perceive a whole object
20. Last few items in the list are in working memory at the time of recall

1. Tendency to produce the same response over and over when the task clearly requires a change in response
2. Atypical (weird) members of a category
3. Memories of extraordinary clarity, typically for highly emotional events, retained despite many intervening years.
5. Using your “inner voice” to rehearse something you want to remember
6. Taking in the environment via the senses
7. Broad memory search
10. The capacity to create an endless series of new combinations from a small set of fundamental units
13. People tend to trust memories that are expressed with confidence
14. Perception of the overall configuration rather than an assemblage of parts
16. The smallest unit of sound that serves to distinguish meaning