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Title: II' Forgetting


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II. Forgetting
  • Module 19 Forgetting

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A. Encoding Failure
  • Occurs when information does not go into memory
    because it is unimportant, unnecessary, or the
    brain has lost the ability to encode

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Which is the Right Penny?(From Nickerson
Adams, 1979)
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Which is the Right Penny? (From Nickerson
Adams, 1979)
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B. Storage Failure
  • Module 19 Forgetting and Memory Construction

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1. Hermann Ebbinghaus (1850-1909)
  • Developed the forgetting curve, or Ebbinghaus
    curve, which states that how well we remember
    information depends on how long ago we learned it

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The Forgetting Curve(Adapted from Ebbinghaus,
1885)
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C. Retrieval Failure
  • Module 19 Forgetting and Memory Construction

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1. Interference when one memory blocks another
  • Proactive interference An older memory disrupts
    a newer memory
  • Retroactive interference A newer memory
    disrupts an older memory

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2. Motivated Forgetting
  • Module 19 Forgetting and Memory Construction

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a) Repression Freuds concept of moving
anxiety-producing memories to the unconscious
  • Supposed means of protecting oneself from painful
    memories

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3. Memory Construction
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a) The Misinformation Effect
  • Unintentionally adding misleading info into ones
    memory of an event
  • Elizabeth Loftus (1944- ) Found that
    subjects memories varied based on the wording of
    questions

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b) Childrens Recall
  • Children are very open to suggestions
  • Research has shown childrens testimony to be
    unreliable
  • Ex Some therapists use techniques that increase
    the likelihood a patient will construct a false
    memory of childhood sexual abuse.

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Accurate Interviewing Methods
  • To promote accuracy with childrens testimony the
    interviewer should
  • Phrase questions in a way the child can
    understand
  • Have no prior contact with the child
  • Use neutral language and do not lead or suggest
    answers

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Shy Droopy Dopey Sniffy Wishful Puffy Dumpy Sneezy
Lazy Pop
Grumpy Bashful Cheerful Teach Shorty Nifty Happy D
oc Wheezy Stubby
WHO ARE THE 7 DWARFS?
Grouchy Gabby Fearful Sleepy Smiley Jumpy Hopeful
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The End
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