Three stages of memory
Memory depends on encoding, storage, and retrieval. A failure at any stage can look like forgetting.
- Encoding creates the first trace.
- Storage maintains the information.
- Retrieval makes the memory available.
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Lecture 6 · Memory systems● SavedSTUDY NOTESFrom Lecture 6 · Memory systems.pptx
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The result is most useful when you can still see where it came from.
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one useful trail
Give a scattered slide deck a clear study-ready order.
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Three parts of the task students usually have to piece together.
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A first-pass outline
See the order of the topic before reading every detail.
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Examples stay with the idea
Keep the explanation that made the definition click.
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Move from reading to recall
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Keep the weak part moving
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Read beyond slide titles
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Catch the missing connection
Put the order between slides into a usable study flow.
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Practice from the deck
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WHY REPEATED PRACTICE MATTERS
Recognition feels fast. Retrieval tells you what is actually there.
Reading an answer can feel familiar even when it is hard to produce without the page open. The sample asks for an attempt first, then lets you check the answer and decide what should return.
- Use a first attempt as information, not a verdict.
- Sort a miss by topic, setup, pacing, or a careless step.
- Return to the smallest weak part before repeating a full set.
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