Russia archduke franz ferdinand june
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SENSORY STORAGE/MEMORY:
1 to 3 secs – occurs right away
Buffer for stimuli received immediately Direct connection to senses
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Memory
Use memory devices
Acronyms, abbreviations, songs
Visualize data
Chunk data
Group data
We do this all the time (i.e. phone numbers) Chain/link data
Location technique
Think of locations that fit into your common routine then associate items with them~ Strategies for Success ~ The Lawrence Kinlin School of Business ~
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MEMORY TEST #1
Let’s test your
memory! Take 20
seconds and try to recall the following 18 words in the order in which you read them.
More on this technique
MEMORY TEST #2 Let’s try something else! Take 20
seconds and try and recall the
following words
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Armistice Day
Treaty of VersaillesDid you use any strategies for remembering the items?
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Do not write anything down while they are on the screen
You want to remember them in order
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AVCYISEH
LBFQRPMAUX
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Trial # | # of Letters in Set | |
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1 | 2 | UM |
2 | 4 | TZLD |
3 | 6 | KXCEJO |
4 | 8 | AVCYISEH |
5 | 10 | |
6 | 12 |
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Source:
Did you remember the first few letters and the last few letters better than the middle letters?
What strategies did you use?
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Avoid one method only (i.e. mix visual with auditory - listen to a podcast and chart what you are hearing)
Allows the brain to store information in different areas for better retrieval (like cross-referencing of data)
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By switching from one task to another, you learn more slowly than if you focus on one task at a time
Stay focused on task at hand
Prioritize your tasks and give each one individual attention