The Three Stages Of Memory And Human Model Memory

Memory is a processes involved in retaining, retrieving and using information about stimuli, images, events, ideas and skills. Information that acquire from sensory organ need to be store in the storage working memory have they capacity and the different individual predict different performance (Jarrold and Towse, 2006). According to Goldstein (2005) the memory system is characterized first by a distinction between the “permanent, structural features of the system and the control processes that can be readily modified or reprogrammed at the will of the subject”. Human model memory in three main component namely sensory memory, short-term memory and long-term memory that refer to Figure 1 in Appendix.

The first of these stages for memory storage process is the sensory memory a ways to obtain information from environment before being

Phonological loop is store and recall the words that it was thought out. Visual-spatial representation is when we form the image or mental picture of something and play a role in spatial tasks, such as searching for and determining the distance of the detour. The central executive is not to store memory but coordinate how information is used by the phonological loop and visuospatial sketch pad (Goldstein, 2005). Short-term memory is not a temporary memory storage area but think actively location also, a filter, sort, and merge the old information with the new information, and then make a decision. This mental process is called discovery. Mental discovery is one of the most important functions in the short-term memory. For example, imagine a triangle, circle, and rectangle. Combine all three, mark the object that has created. Now, mentally have to create a new object that resembles or does not resemble objects that know. The creative process is a simplified version of an artist or musician to create his