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Preview: ... next level depends on how important it is. If someone is faced with a survival crisis - a fire, a medical emergency, etc. - the brain will give its full attention to that need and any incoming information that is not related to, that need will be lost. Likewise, if there are any emotional barriers because of circumstances - loss of a friend, divorce, pending move, etc. - the incoming data will be ignored and is gone for good. That information which does make it through moves to the next stage. <br><br>Working memory is a theoretical concept related to STM and it performs the function of processing information for long-term storage. Two important processes that occur here are rehearsal and encoding. To maintain information in working memory it is necessary to rehearse it. To make information more memorable and resistant to fading from long-term memory, encoding the information through pictures, mnemonics or labeling is necessary. <br><br><br><br>(3) Long-term memory (LTM) <br><br>Long-term memory is the third stage in memory where information is stored, usually in an inactive form, and is available for retrieval on demand. <br><br>Think about the last time you attended a lecture or were in a classroom. Applying the above information-processing model, why did some things make it into your short-term memory and some things into your long-term memory? <br><br>More than likely, the information that I did not pay attention to by rehearsing did not move from STM to LTM. Since, STM can retain information for up to approximately 30 seconds, it is long enough to look up a phone number and dial it. Whether or not the information gets passed along to the next level depends on how important it is. If I were faced with a crisis – a fire alarm during lecture - the brain will give its full attention to that need and any incoming information that is not related to that need will be lost. Likewise, as mentioned above, if there are any emotional barriers because of circumstances – thinking about something that happened the night before - the incoming lecture data will be ignored and is gone for good. That information which does make it through moves to the next stage. <br><br><br>Things like those mentioned above were probably occurring at my last lecture. If I paid close attention or rehearsed the lecture information, it was more likely to move to LTM. If not, it stayed in STM and then faded. Can you think of exact events that were occurring at your last lecture and why some information might have stayed in STM (i.e. thinking about something else, emotional over some event) and other information passed into LTM (i.e. paying attention, interested in material, information linked to past experience or previously learned infor ...
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