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How we make memories
Lecture 12 min · Cognitive psychology
The idea, in a few words.
Memory involves taking information in, keeping it over time, and bringing it back when you need it. Attention gives new information a starting point; meaningful connections help it become easier to retrieve.
Keep these with you
- Encoding gives new information meaning.
- Storage keeps information available over time.
- Retrieval brings a memory back into awareness.
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Memory, explained
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