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, T; m4 Z1 T# C# BA Why do we forget things?) F/ p9 ~# y" ]* ~
B How do we measure memory?
& x: ^( h8 B/ }$ wC What are the stages memory consists of?
; m! B0 q& G( ?' l+ M, i8 TD What is the difference between short-term memory and long-term memory?
$ u, k7 Q3 @! w- q% k. LE What is memory?
' O# q( }( Y* R1 h/ _- DF Who may have a poor memory?
$ [4 m) C. h3 I9 K0 p27 Remembering involves getting the material back out when it is8 h9 N' K T! |- I. L) m( w
28 Grouping bits of information into larger chunks helps improve the capacity of our/ \ Y9 c9 b" P5 X3 |; {+ \
29 Long-term memory has an almost unlimited capacity and a
' B0 A4 M* p' Q9 ^30 As a measure of memory ,relearning is more sensitive than 5 N2 g) i; X8 E8 t* ^9 }% x
A short-term memory! g8 X& W) @* i& m1 k" X: }
B relearning
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E recognition
. s5 L* O0 w# e) K$ O: {Fslow forgetting rate |