How Memory Works
Memory works through three main processes: encoding, storage, and retrieval. These processes explain how information enters the brain, how it is kept, and how it is recalled later.
- Encoding :Breaks down information in a way that it is stored by
the brain.
Encoding is enhanced by understanding and attention. - Storage :Remembers information with time.
Experience aids in memorizing. - Retrieval : When necessary, information was stored in recalls.
The memory is aided through cues and environment.
