Cognitive Psychology - University Course - Cognitive Psychology - Long Term Memory Pt1 - Serial Position
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When interviewing a bunch of job candidates, you won't remember them all equally -- some candidates are more memorable simply based on when they were interviewed. Likewise, try memorizing your grocery list and certain items come to mind more easily when you try to remember them. But why?
This is a lecture video for a university course in Cognitive Psychology taught by Dr. Brian W. Stone. You may wish to play it at x1.25 speed. As with anything taught at the undergraduate level the information here may be simplified, and at higher levels of study there is more nuance to all of it.
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