Working Memory Flashcard

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What is working memory?

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Working memory is the part of short-term memory that is concerned with immediate conscious perceptual and linguistic processing.

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What is an example of a distraction?

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An example of a distraction is when the TV is on.

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What should you do after setting up the heading on your paper?

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You should remember how to do the math.

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Why is it helpful to write down instructions?

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Writing down instructions helps you remember them better.

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What is a benefit of setting information to a song?

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It makes it easier to recall the information.

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What is an auditory distraction?

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An auditory distraction is a sound that interrupts your focus, like the TV being on.

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How can you improve your working memory?

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You can improve your working memory by practicing memory techniques like chunking or using mnemonic devices.

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What does it mean to chunk information?

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Chunking is breaking down information into smaller, manageable parts to make it easier to remember.

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What is a mnemonic device?

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A mnemonic device is a technique used to help remember information, often by associating it with a word or phrase.

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What is the importance of focus in working memory?

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Focus is important because it allows you to concentrate on the information you need to remember.