recall and stuff

• Free Recall:

  Retrieving information without any cues or prompts. For example, trying to remember a list of words you learned earlier without any hints.
• Recognition:


  Identifying the correct information from a set of options. Such as recognizing a familiar face in a crowd.
• Relearning:


  Re-acquiring knowledge that had been previously learned and forgotten. This process is often faster than the initial learning and shows that some memory of the material was retained.
• Cued recall 


  refers to retrieving information from long-term memory using clues or cues. E.g its on the tip of your tounge and then someone gives you a clue/cue and you remember it.
• Capacity- is a measure of how much;the amount of information that can be held in a memory store.
• Coding- refers to the format in which information is stored in the various memory stores.