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| Memory function in which information is recalled from long-term storage to conscious awareness |
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| The mental threshold where demand exceeds capacity in information processing |
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| The initial stage of memory in which incoming information triggers a physiological response through one senses |
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| Third memory stage in which information is stored briefly in the concussion forefront of the brain |
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| Final memory stage in which information is stored permanent in the back of the mind |
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| The second level of memory in which information is registered in physiological record in the mind |
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| The principle of making something meaningful though association with things that are familiar. |
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| The ongoing repetitive practice of remembering information |
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| Repeatedly staying,subject, matter for long-term memorization and automatic recall |
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| A memory press in which practical information is fixed permanently in the brain over time |
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| Verbal or musical device for triggering memory |
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| A word-based mnemonic which uses the first letter of each word to form a new word or lable |
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