What is Memory?

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What is memory encoding?
The First stage of the memory process, where it is transforming information so it can be stored.
What is Memory Storage?
Memory storage is the second stage of the memory process and is the process of maintaining information in our minds.
What is meant by Memory Retrieval?
Memory retrieval is the final stage in the memory process and is when we take information out of memory storage
What is meant by Recall Memory?
Memory recall is when we consciously re-access a memory without having to be reminded of the memory first.
What is Recognition Memory?
Memory recognition is when a person is able to retrieve a memory once they’re shown the memory again because it feels familiar to them.

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