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What is the duration of short-term memory?
Around
18
seconds
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How many items can short-term memory hold?
About
seven
items
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How is information encoded in short-term memory?
It is encoded
acoustically
through repetition
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How long can information be stored in short-term memory before being transferred to long-term memory?
For many
minutes
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What is the duration of long-term memory?
It can last for minutes or an entire
lifetime
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What is the capacity of long-term memory?
It can hold an
unlimited
amount of information
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How can long-term memory be encoded?
It can be encoded visually or
acoustically
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What type of encoding is largely used in long-term memory?
It is largely
semantic
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What is one reason we forget information from memory?
Due to
displacement
where new information pushes older information
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What is decay in the context of memory?
It occurs when the
trace
is not used
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What is interference in memory?
It occurs when
memories
are overwritten by new information
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What are the key differences between short-term memory and long-term memory?
Short-term memory:
Duration: Around
18 seconds
Capacity: About
seven items
Encoding:
Acoustically
through repetition
Long-term memory:
Duration: Minutes to a lifetime
Capacity: Unlimited
Encoding: Visually, acoustically, and largely
semantic
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What are the three main reasons for forgetting information?
Displacement
: New information pushes older information
Decay
: The trace is not used
Interference
: Memories are overwritten by new information
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