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STAGE ONE – Sensory Store
Sensory memory is a fleeting representation of what is being sensed. Information is literally copied for only a brief moment. A person must be paying attention in order to move information from storage to the next stage of the memory.
STAGE TWO – Short Term or Working Memory
This stage of memory holds up to seven items of information for about 30 seconds before encoding it into long term memory through many different processes like rehearsal and repetition.
STAGE THREE – Long Term Memory
This is where we store unlimited amounts of information for unlimited amounts of time. We can retrieve this information at any time for further processing in our short term/working memory.
Understanding how our memory works help us in learning new skills, this can be one of the most effective ways to improve your memory. STAGE ONE – Sensory Store
Sensory memory is a fleeting representation of what is being sensed. Information is literally copied for only a brief moment. A person must be paying attention in order to move information from storage to the next stage of the memory.
STAGE TWO – Short Term or Working Memory
This stage of memory holds up to seven items of information for about 30 seconds before encoding it into long term memory through many different processes like rehearsal and repetition.
STAGE THREE – Long Term Memory
This is where we store unlimited amounts of information for unlimited amounts of time. We can retrieve this information at any time for further processing in our short term/working memory.
Understanding how our memory works help us in learning new skills, this can be one of the most effective ways to improve your memory. STAGE ONE – Sensory Store
Sensory memory is a fleeting representation of what is being sensed. Information is literally copied for only a brief moment. A person must be paying attention in order to move information from storage to the next stage of the memory.
STAGE TWO –...