Memory Crossword

The way in which we record the past for later use in the present.
The conversion of information into a form that can be stored in memory
The creation of a trace of this information within the nervous system
An attempt to recover a memory trace
The first person to investigate memory scientifically and systematically.
Having better recall for words earlier in a list
the tendency to better recall words at the end of a list
H.M developed epilepsy after damage to lobe of his brain?
Craik and Watkins (1973) found this kind of rehearsal ineffective
A way of relating items of information to each other (recoding) so that they can be more readily recalled
an updated way of describing the short term memory
the rehearsal by which the subject organises and relates new information to material that is already held in their LTM
Recalling a sequence of items from memory. Attach them to a sequence of locations so when you think of those locations, it comes to mind.
according to Godden and Baddley, recall is easier if the environments are _____________
_________ Amnesia means you can't form new memories
___________ Amnesia means you can't remember certain things from the past
the strengthening of a trace overtime
the memory of autobiographical events
the memory that processes ideas and concepts that are not drawn from personal experience
One of the two main types of memory, acquired and used unconsciously
One of the two main types of memory that requires conscious thought
the strengthening of a trace over time with potential for alteration