Forgetting

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Theories

Cue-dependent forgetting Context-dependent forgetting Stimuli Encoded Cognitive psychology

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History

Hermann Ebbinghaus Repression Modal model of memory Sensory memory Short-term memory

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Social forgetting

Social amnesia Collective memory Russell Jacoby Peter Burke Guy Beiner

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Complications: Dementia
Symptoms: Difficulty in remembering recent events, problems with language, disorientation, mood swings

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Overview

Impairments and lack of forgetting

Social forgetting

Social amnesia
Collective memory
Russell Jacoby
Peter Burke Peter Burke (historian)
Guy Beiner
Walter Benjamin
David Leupold David Leupold?action=edit&redlink=1

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PMID PMID (identifier)
S2CID S2CID (identifier)

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Avg. degree1.96

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Forgetting

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related to Interference theories · 21

Forgetting → According, Another, Based, Certain, For, Furthermore, However, In, Interference, It, On, Output, Output Interference, People, Peripheral, Proactive, Recall, Retroactive, Suggesting, The

related to Cue-dependent forgetting · 13

Forgetting → Cue-dependent, Depending, Encoding, Examples, Furthermore, How, If, Information, The, There, These, This, When

related to history · 12

Forgetting → Although, Around, Ebbinghaus, German, He, Hermann Ebbinghaus, One, Sigmund Freud, The, The Ebbinghaus, There, Using

related to Sources · 12

Forgetting → Annual Review, February, John, McLeod, Neuroscience, PMID, Psychology, Retrieved, S2CID, Simply Psychology, The Psychology, Wixted

related to Trace decay theory · 12

Forgetting → According, Decay, Donald Hebb, Hence, If, Rehearsal, Repeated, STM, Therefore, This, Time, Trace

related to Social forgetting · 11

Forgetting → Building, David Leupold, Guy Beiner, In, Peter Burke, Psychologists, Russell Jacoby, Social, The, Though, Walter Benjamin

related to External links · 7

Forgetting → Forgetting An, Healthy Mind, High School PsychologyCauses, Jeffrey RosenForgetting, Key, LearningForgetting, The End

related to overview · 6

Forgetting → Failing, Older, One, Research, Staying, When

has cause · 3

Forgetting → Alzheimer's, Examples, These

Complications · 1

Forgetting → Dementia

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memory information time theory recall one retrieval forgotten interference memories list encoded first long-term decay also brain psychology new older

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Forgetting	Complications	Dementia	1.00	infobox
Forgetting	Symptoms	Difficulty in remembering recent events, problems with language, disorientation, mood swings	1.00	infobox
Forgetting	is a	result of only the time duration	0.90	text
encoding time	instance of	Peripheral processes	0.80	text
recognition memory	instance of	Peripheral processes	0.80	text
motor execution decline with age	instance of	Peripheral processes	0.80	text
amnesia caused by an accident.An inability to forget can cause distress	instance of	or can have other reasons	0.80	text
as with post-traumatic stress disorder	instance of	or can have other reasons	0.80	text
hyperthymesia	instance of	or can have other reasons	0.80	text
Forgetting	has cause	These	0.60	section
Forgetting	has cause	Examples	0.60	section
Forgetting	has cause	Alzheimer's	0.60	section

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