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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Psychology => Topic started by: lauren.kate on June 11, 2012, 07:24:18 pm
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For those of you who like the assistance of tricks to help you remember things post away! It can be things like acrostics, acronyms, things that are in alphabetical order etc :)
For example I remember supression being conscious and repression being unconscious, in that in the letter S is a lower case c! They can sound silly but they do work
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I remember the roles of the central executive, which is like a ceo who gets paid a lot, with the acronym PAID
Problem solving
Directing Attention
Integrating information from the visuo-spatial sketchpad and phonological loop
Decision making
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FPOT for remembering the order of the 4 lobes.
Front - Parietal - Occipital-Temporal
iPOD for research hypothesis
i = independent variable
P=population
O=operation
D= dependent variable
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For suppression and repression I use 'SCRU'.
Suppression
Conscious
Repression
Unconscious
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I got this from the A+ notes book:
DARE
Detect, Amplify, Records Electrical activity of...
For the EEG, EOG, EMG questions.
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To help remember the four theories of forgetting i made up (Dicks Remain In Mind) D-Decay Theory R-Retreieval Failure Theory I-Interference Theory M-Motivated Forgetting.
No idea why it came to thought but that's how i've always remembered it now lol.
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RUSC
Repression-Unconscious
Suppression-Conscious
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To help remember the four theories of forgetting i made up (Dicks Remind In Mind) D-Decay Theory R-Retreieval Failure Theory I-Interference Theory M-Motivated Forgetting.
No idea why it came to thought but that's how i've always remembered it now lol.
Good stuff mate.
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For neurons:
SAME - Sensory (Afferent), Motor (Efferent)
Brain waves in sleep:
Bitch, All Thugs Die
Beta, Alpha, Theta, Delta... Don't ask me how I came up with it ahahah.
For suppression, I remember that it's conscious in that when you say "sup!" to people you have to be conscious.
Really weird but they work for me!
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FPOT for remembering the order of the 4 lobes.
Front - Parietal - Occipital-Temporal
iPOD for research hypothesis
i = independent variable
P=population
O=operation
D= dependent variable
And add an extra D at the end to remember to include the direction :) (will increase/decrease)
so iPODD
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Retrograde amnesia - Retro (meaning vintage, think of old information) = loss of memory for info BEFORE trauma
Anterograde amnesia - A for AFTER = inability to form new memories for info AFTER trauma
Proactive interference - P for PREVIOUS information inhibiting encoding/storage of new info
Retroactive interference - R for RECENT information inhibiting retrieval of previously stored information
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I use PANAM to remember the mnemonic devices.
Peg word
Acrostics
Narrative chaining
Acronyms
Method of Loci
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I use PANAM to remember the mnemonic devices.
Peg word
Acrostics
Narrative chaining
Acronyms
Method of Loci
You blew my mind.....mnemonicception
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RAP MAN for mnemonics
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Proactive Interference
Old information hinders our ability to remember new information
Retroactive Interference
New information hinders our ability to remember old information