SMCPsych with Nell

SMCPsych with Nell

by Nell C Run

Season 1

Explaining the process of encoding in Memory

This episode focusses on how the Multi Store Model, the Working Memory Model, and the Levels of Processing Framework explain the process of encoding information in memory.

Explaining the processes of storage in Memory

This episode focusses on the storage systems for memory - considering sensory stores, short term stores, long term stores, the systems at play to enable storage and movemene between these, and how information is organised and managed in memory.

Explaining the processes of retrieval in memory

This episode focuses on retrieval processes and what influences them, such as schemas, cues, encoding matching, accessibility vs availability.

Overview of the Science of Memory

Memory is a complex process involving various systems: sensory, short-term (working), and long-term memory; and the processes of encoding, storage and retrieval. This 'episode' introduces the Science of memory as it is understood in psychology. An AI generated dialogue generated from class PowerPoint, written material and 'lecture' provided by Nell.

Levels of Processing - Craik, Lockhart and Tulving

Craik and Lockhart's Levels of Processing Framework - the third Memory Model covered in our course. An AI generated dialogue generated from class PowerPoint, written material and 'lecture' provided by Nell.

Long Term Memory

Long Term Memory is not a unitary storage space - it is a lot more complex than that... This episode looks into the different types of memory that we store and how they are organised. An AI generated dialogue generated from class PowerPoint, written material and 'lecture' provided by Nell.

Semantic Network Theory

LTM Organisation and Retrieval is explained by Collins and Quillian's Semantic Network Theory plus the adaptation to Spreading Activation by Collins and Loftus. An AI generated dialogue generated from class PowerPoint, written material and 'lecture' provided by Nell.

Reproductive nature of Memory - Bartlett (1932)

Bartlett's work on memory schemas and story recall showed that our memories are not static or complete. When we retrieve memories, we reshape them and layer them with our other experiences and ways of understanding the world - we reconstruct them. An AI generated dialogue generated from class PowerPoint, written material and 'lecture' provided by Nell.

Rehearsal types in Memory

Maintenance and Elaborative rehearsal and their role in the encoding, storage and retrieval of information in memory. An AI generated dialogue generated from class PowerPoint, written material and 'lecture' provided by Nell.

Token Economies

This episode looks at Token Economies and their application as a form of Operant Conditioning. Primary and Seconday reinforcers. Token reinforcers and Back-up reinforcers. Extinction and building durable behaviours. Generated by NotebookLM using our class resources in myCollegiate.

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