Human Memory
Why does forgetting take place?
Forgetting refers to loss of stored information over a period of time. After a material is learnt, there is a sharp drop in its memory and then the decline is very gradual. Forgetting may take place due to trace decay and interference. It may also caused due to absence of appropriate cues of the time of retrieval.
Some More Questions From Human Memory Chapter
How are maintenance rehearsals different from elaborative rehearsals?
Differentiate between declarative and procedural memories?
Describe the hierarchical organisation in long-term memory?
Why does forgetting take place?
How is retrieval related forgetting different from forgetting due to interference?
What evidence do we have to say that ‘memory is a constructive process’?
Define mnemonics? Suggest a plan to improve your own memory.
What are the three stages of memory?
Who proposed stage model?
Write full form of RAM and ROM.
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