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How does stress impact memory our memory doesnt do well in stressful situations
unconscious transference Misidentifying someone you've seen in a different context
the cross-race effect Recognizing others of our own race easier than others
the post-identification feedback effect More confidence from receiving good feedback and less confident if constructive
commitment bias Sticking to what we say in public to avoid embarrassment
memory Information that has been acquired and stored
encoding Processing info into brain
storage Retaining the info over time
retrieval Getting information out of your brain
the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve It shows how fast we forget new info we learn.
strategies to help you remember important information flashcards
What is the misinformation effect? What are some of its dangers? When someone's recalls a memory less accurate. its use in court.
How did Freud think the mind worked? He thought our mind was mostly unconscious.
How does Loftus research contrast with Freud’s model of the mind? Free association (relax and say whatever comes to mind)
What is inattentional blindness? What are some of its negative impacts? Missing things that there but unexpected Car accidents
What does psychology teach us about multitasking? Multitasking doesn't really work
learning Learning new knowledge and obtaining it
What is classical conditioning and an example. A biological response to something irrelevant
What is operant conditioning and an example. The system of rewards and punishment
What is cognitive learning and an example. Learning by just observing others
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