How memories form and how we lose them - Catharine Young
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Comments and reviews: 9
Kian
Psychology student: when you receive that electric jolt it doesn't go into short term memory (working memory) first, according to atkinson-shiffrin model of memory external stimuli first enters the sensory memory(only for 3 to 7seconds if it's auditory sensory memory) which trough the control process of attention is then transferred to short term then long term tro encoding of memory
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Psychology student: when you receive that electric jolt it doesn't go into short term memory (working memory) first, according to atkinson-shiffrin model of memory external stimuli first enters the sensory memory(only for 3 to 7seconds if it's auditory sensory memory) which trough the control process of attention is then transferred to short term then long term tro encoding of memory
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leafs
well out of all thw things you can do to keep your memory working. I eat really well and I constantly study and read in my native language and english. on the other hand I habe depression and cannot exercise bc can't do it at home I don't like it.
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well out of all thw things you can do to keep your memory working. I eat really well and I constantly study and read in my native language and english. on the other hand I habe depression and cannot exercise bc can't do it at home I don't like it.
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Antonis73
From personal espirience, how to beat depression/Anxiety for real:
Its only 1 step: work out so you will be more confident and. Dont give up you will also get a hot six pack
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From personal espirience, how to beat depression/Anxiety for real:
Its only 1 step: work out so you will be more confident and. Dont give up you will also get a hot six pack
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Maria
It's been some years since I have trouble memorizing things and it's so annoying. I didn't know why, but after this video I don't know if it's chronic stress, depression or both: )
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It's been some years since I have trouble memorizing things and it's so annoying. I didn't know why, but after this video I don't know if it's chronic stress, depression or both: )
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Jameer
I remembered my dreams
1. a jukebox on a classroom
2. A house near a highway
3. a classroom full of nothing but computers
4. Me on a indoor playground
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I remembered my dreams
1. a jukebox on a classroom
2. A house near a highway
3. a classroom full of nothing but computers
4. Me on a indoor playground
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NotANoob
sometimes i try to memorize something. and as i remember it and move on to the next information to memorize, the previous information has been forgotten
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sometimes i try to memorize something. and as i remember it and move on to the next information to memorize, the previous information has been forgotten
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Yashaswi
Memory based on importance - then why we don't forget our name completely? Our name is very less important then our urge to be alive!
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Memory based on importance - then why we don't forget our name completely? Our name is very less important then our urge to be alive!
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Ohm
I love how this video is exactly four minutes and twenty seconds long! Im sure that irony wasnt lost on the production team: .
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I love how this video is exactly four minutes and twenty seconds long! Im sure that irony wasnt lost on the production team: .
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shiyang
Memory is the key to the truth. our object-info constraint, to make compromise with it everyday. which is called: Life
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Memory is the key to the truth. our object-info constraint, to make compromise with it everyday. which is called: Life
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