Across
- This process retains information in STM. (9)
- The process by which inputs of information are changed to a form that can be stored in the memory. (8)
- Comprised of three constonants and used in the STM experiments of Peterson and Peterson (1959). (7)
- This type of memory is not based on conscious recollection. (8)
- Type of question used by Loftus to show that post-event information may affect memory. (7)
- This produces the deep semantic processing of information to be remembered. (11)
- These featured in an Indian folk tale used by Bartlett to investigate distortions in memory. (6)
- Psychologist who developed the encoding specifity principle. (7)
- This model of STM contains a central executive which controls slave systems. (7)
- Refers to the length of time that a memory lasts. (8)
- Type of interview developed to improve the effectiveness of police questioning of eyewitnesses. (9)
- Term for the proposed visuo-spatial store in STM. (9)
- Explanation of forgetting proposed by Freud. (10)
- S_Position curve, which shows primacy and recency effects in free recall experiments. (6)
- The maximum amount of information that a memory system can store. (8)
- Type of LPM which includes episodic and semantic memory. (11)
- This researcher helped to develop a model which challenged the concept of a unitary STM store. (5)
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Down
- Loss of LTM, often the result of brain damage. (7)
- Name for the verbal rehersal loop system in STM, also known as the 'inner voice'. (12)
- Type of forgetting whereby old knowledge interferes with newer knowledge. (9)
- Vivid, long-term memory associated with a highly significant and emotional event. (9)
- Prompts which assist in the retrieval of memories. (4)
- Feelings associated with this variable may account for motivated forgetting and flashbulb memories. (7)
- Social perception of a person, based upon an obvious feature, which may lead to changes in memory. (10)
- Grouping of information in order to increase the capacity of STM. (8)
- Type of facial picture used by the police to assist in the identification of offenders by eyewitnesses. (9)
- Mental structure that holds past experiences and expectations which may influence memory. (6)
- This psychologist pioneered research in the 1930s into the reconstructive memory. (8)
- Refers to internal bodily cues upon which the liklehood of forgetting may depend. (5)
- Retaining information in the memory until it is required. (7)
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