This presentation gives a brief mind inside the human memory and its use.

2. The Forgetful Mind

3. The Forgetful Mind
A look inside human memory

4. The Forgetful Mind
A look inside human memory
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5. The Role Of
Attention

6. Attention is SELECTIVE

7. The Myth
Of
Multi-tasking

8. Driving
While on the phone

9. Awareness Test

10. Pay Attention!

11. Coding
is dependent on your
attention.

12. Structural Encoding

13. Phonemic Encoding

14. Semantic Encoding

15. Pneumonic Encoding
Structural Encoding
Semantic Encoding

16. Pneumonic Encoding
Structural Encoding
Semantic Encoding

17. Semantic
Encoding
can
be enhanced by
elaboration

18. Imagery
enhances process of
encoding

19. Can you put a picture to
these?
Fire truck
Juggling
Refrigerator
Texting

20. How about these?
Lie
Humor
Truth
Democracy

21. Sensory Memory

22. After Image

23. Memory is like a
Computer or a Printer

24. Encoding

25. Storing

26. Retrieval

27. Short Term Memory is
limited

28. STM can
hold
unrehearsed
memories for up to
20 seconds

29. Rehearsal

30. Overflow of
Short Term Memory

31. Increasing the capacity
of STM

33. Working Memory

34. Phonological
Loop

35. Visuospatial Sketch Pad

36. Central Executive
Memory

37. Episodic
Buffer

39. Long Term Memory

42. Flashbulb
Memories

43. Storage and
organization
in memory

44. Schemas

45. Semantic Networking
Also known as Mind Mapping

46. Recall is
done
Without a thought

47. Tip of the
tongue
phenomenon

48. Distorted Memories

49. Forgetting

50. Suppression and
Repression

51. Like everything else
Our brain changes as we age

52. Alzheimer’s Disease

53. Clive Wearing

54. Clive Wearing
the man with no short term memory

55. False Memories

56. Memory Systems

57. Declarative Vs. Procedural
Factual information Actions (Riding a
(Words, faces, dates, bike,typing, tying
and time) shoes, etc.)

58. Semantic Vs. Episodic
General Dated
Knowledge that recollection of
is undated personal
(Lincoln gave experiences
the Gettysberg (First kiss)
Address

59. Prospective V.s Retrospective
Remembering
Remembering
past events
to preform
that had been
actions (Walk
previously
the dog, pick
learned (Who
up kids from
won the world
sports, etc.)
series)

60. Many things alter
Memory

61. Improving memory

62. FIELDWORK

66. FIN