CH. 6 PSYCHOLOGY MEMORY

THE PROCESS BY WHICH PAST EXPERIENCE AND LEARNING CAN BE USED IN THE PRESENT

THE LOST OF PARTIAL OR TOTAL EXPLICIT MEMORY

THE DIFFICULTY IN PURPOSEFULLY FORMING NEW MEMORIES AFTER AN INJURY TO MEMORY FUNCTION WITHOUT ANY EFFECT ON THE ABILITY TO RETRIEVE MEMORIES STORED PRIOR TO THE INJURY; ONE MEANING OF ANTERO- IS "BEFORE"; PEOPLE WITH ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA FORGET NEW INFORMATION BEFORE THEY EVEN HAVE A CHANCE TO STORE

A MEMORY LOSS THAT AFFECTS THE PURPOSEFUL RETRIEVEL