Lecture

How Memory Functions

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This lecture explores the sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory, detailing how information is processed, stored, and recalled. It covers iconic and echoic memories, rehearsal techniques, and the working memory model. The instructor discusses the importance of attention, encoding, and retrieval in memory processes.

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Basic psychology: Cognitive psychology

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