- Encoding: The process of converting information into a form that can be stored in memory.
- Storage: The process of retaining encoded information over time.
- Retrieval: The process of accessing stored information when needed.
- Visual Encoding: Processing and storing information based on its visual characteristics (e.g., shape, color).
- Acoustic Encoding: Processing and storing information based on its sound or auditory features.
- Semantic Encoding: Processing and storing information based on its meaning or significance.
- Sensory Memory: Brief storage of sensory information (e.g., iconic for vision, echoic for hearing).
- Short-Term Memory: Temporary storage of information for immediate use, limited in capacity and duration.
- Long-Term Memory: Relatively permanent storage of information, with virtually unlimited capacity.
- Recognition: Identifying previously encountered information from a set of options.
- Recall: Retrieving information from memory without cues or prompts.
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