Fully editable PowerPoint lecture with complete notes.

More than a mere lecture, this show includes animations, demonstrations, and experiments to illustrate concepts such as levels of processing and priming effects.

Bundle includes powerpoint lecture (pptx), exam/quiz questions (pdf), learning objectives (pdf), printable student handouts (pdf), and printable notes (pdf).

This lecture was developed for upper division college-level cognitive psychology course, but can be used at any level by skipping/removing the concepts not covered in your class.

This lecture covers the processes of memory (encoding, storage, and retrieval) with a focus on encoding factors. 

Concepts included in this lecture:

types of memory 

(declarative - episodic, symantic, source)

(implicit - procedural, priming, familiarity)

processes of memory

(encoding, storage, retrieval)

propaganda effect

levels of processing

(graphic, auditory, semantic)

generation effect

self-referencing effect

elaborative encoding/rehearsal

spacing

organization

effortful vs. automatic processing

encoding specificity

context-dependent memory

state-dependent memory

serial-position effect

primacy effect

recency effect

consolidation / long-term potentiation

infantile amnesia

retrograde amnesia

anterograde amnesia

psychogenic amnesia

This is the second lecture in a three-part series covering memory.