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| 1. | 3 stages of procedural memory: skills |
| 3. | strong semantic aspects |
| 4. | shallow perceptual aspects |
| 5. | critical for encoding; where consolidating occurs; pattern completion relies on this |
| 6. | Pavlov exp. is an example and it relies on the cerebellum |
| 7. | new info interferes with previous info |
| 8. | relies on basal ganglia |
| 11. | conscious recall of specific contextual and event details |
| 12. | priming |
| 14. | transfer of info into memory representation |
| 16. | distributed recollection is better than cramming |
| 17. | ascribing a recollection to an incorrect time, place, person, or source |
| 19. | H.M. couldn't remember |
| 20. | the way info is processed |
| 21. | forgetting things before brain damage |
| 22. | processes by which info in long term memory are accessed |
| 24. | important in debeloping retrieval plan |
| 26. | subjective and unspecific sense of having previously encountered a stimulus |
| 27. | most effective when accurate memory is weak, when individual is misattributing and when individual accepts false info |