This PSYCHOLOGICAL Theory will HELP you REMEMBER
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Why do we forget? This video explores an explanation of forgetting called retrieval failure. Retrieval failure is part of the memory topic on the AQA psychology A-level specification.
Retrieval failure includes context dependent forgetting and state dependent forgetting. In this video we explore each type including examples and research for both.
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LINKS to research mention in the video:
Godden & Baddeley (1975)
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Grant et al. (1998)
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Carter & Cassaday (1998)
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Lowe (1983)
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0:00 - Intro
00:19 - Retrieval Failure
01:41- Context Dependent Forgetting
02:53 - State Dependent Forgetting
03:54 - Godden & Baddeley (1975)
05:03 - Grant et al. (1998)
05:39 - Carter & Cassady (1998)
06:40 - Lowe (1983)
07:32 - Evaluating Research
08:17 - Revision
09:27 - Cognitive Interview
10:14 - Outro
WHO ARE YOU?
Hi - I’m Tom. I’m a Psychology teacher based in the North of England. I've been teaching for over a decade and have numerous years of being an A-level examiner. I started Bear it in MIND to share my own passion for Psychology, and to provide people with content to help us better understand ourselves and others.
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MEMORY REVISION TRACKER: www.bearitinmind.org/store/p/memory-revision-tracker
MEMORY REVISION SUMMARY: www.bearitinmind.org/store/p/memory-summary
Honestly, with the amount of Effort you put into the videos, I've been watching since. It's crazy how UA-cam doesn't recommend your videos and puts them at the top when someone searches for a-level biology
I appreciate that! Thanks Taiwo for taking the time to comment with such encouraging words. Great to read you're enjoying the videos 😀
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thank you for your videos they helped me get an A* from a U in my psychology tests :)
👏👏👏👏 Very well done 😀Delighted to hear you’ve been doing so much better in psychology. Do tell me more - what is it about the videos that has helped? Have you been doing anything different with your studies?
@@BearitinMIND I take notes from your videos and memorise them. The format and the test yourself at the end are super cool they really help me stay focused in the video. Most other channels are soooooo boring and I just dont remember much from their videos.
I literally dont do any other revision apart from watching your videos (but will start once mocks come ill do like exam paper questions)
Please dont stop making videos they are the best!
@mph3923 Such a helpful reply - thanks. Glad to hear the test yourself part at the end was useful. Wasn't sure whether to continue including them in videos. More Memory videos coming soon, and then hoping to cover Attachment.
@@BearitinMIND Thank you for producing this content! :)
Any other ideas for why we forget? Any bad advice and tips you've heard on how to remember? Let us know in the comments below!
Also, for those who care about such things - there's a TYPO - the study by Carter & Cassaday (1998) is spelt CassadAy (I missed the 'A" out in the video).
We highly remember events that we like
Yes we do! I hope you liked the video so much that it's highly memorable for you 😉
Whats the PPP from the working memory model?
You'll find it in this video at 01:21 ua-cam.com/video/WyTq8fI11vk/v-deo.html
You put such effort into these videos, im a slow learner and struggle to keep up with class. These are so great I feel so much better about my end of topic module for memory :) Thank you so much Bear it in MIND
That’s great to hear 😊So pleased the videos are helping you - video coming soon on the psychology of how to study in a really effective way - hopefully that will be helpful for you too 👍All the best with your studies.