Julie forgot the milk at the store this morning and then couldn’t seem to get the...

Julie forgot the milk at the store this morning and then couldn’t seem to get the formula for a problem in her statistics class memorized for a test. What type of encoding is she using for each (this is two different forms of encoding) and what methods could she use to increase memory?

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The forgeting if milk is sensory memory as it is memorised for a particular instance and the second one is a short term memort as it can be memorised if reviswd and encoded properly. Explanation and methods to increase memory are in the images

Hayet Jeridi answered 4 months ago

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