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Unit 2: Memory - ​AP Psychology Syllabus and Calendar
Memory Quizlet

ET 2-1 IPM Resources
- IPM PowerPoint
- IPM Concept Map Outline
- Activity: Seven Dwarfs
- IPM Kahoot Game

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Essential Task 2-1 Describe the information processing model of memory with specific attention to the following steps: 
- Encoding: external stimuli, sensory registers, selective attention, reticular formation, short-term memory
- Storage: long-term memory, explicit memory (semantic and episodic memories) and implicit memories (emotional and procedural memories)
- Retrieval


ET 2-2 Improve Memory Resources
- Improving Memory PowerPoint
- Improving Memory Concept Map Outline
- Activity: Serial Position Effect
- Activity: Depth of Processing
- Memory Application Workshseet

Essential Task 2-2 Outline principles that help improve memory functioning at each stage:
- encoding - attention, chunking, serial positioning effect, deep versus shallow processing, and rote rehearsal
- storage - decay theory, elaborative rehearsal, spacing effect, method of loci, and link method
- retrieval - retrieval cues and priming


ET 2-3 Biology of Memory Resources
- Biology of Memory PowerPoint
- Biology of Memory Concept Map Outline
- Blank Brain for Memory Locations
- Biology of Memory Kahoot Game

Essential Task 2-3 Describe the physiological systems of memory with specific attention to long-term potentiation  and the brain regions where memories are stored.


ET 2-4 Forgetting and Memory Construction Resources
- Forgetting and Memory Construction PowerPoint
- Forgetting and Memory Construction Concept Map Outline

Essential Task 2-4 Describe specific retrieval problems (anterograde and retrograde amnesia, decay theory, proactive and retroactive interference) and memory construction errors (misinformation effect,  eyewitness testimonies, and source amnesia)



Helpful Links

Memory - This hour of Radiolab, a look behind the curtain of how memories are made...and forgotten.
Memory Quiz from AP Psychology Commune
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