Review the stages of memory and list the stages at which your memory breaks down. For each stage of breakdown, say how you can prevent it.
What will be an ideal response?
Stage: Sometimes your memory breaks down in Stage One because you don’t attend class.
Prevention: You should attend all classes and get the notes from the classes you cannot attend.
Stage: Sometimes your learning breaks down in the Transition Stage — from working memory to long-term memory.
Prevention: You should review information more to help it stay in long- term memory.
Stage: Sometimes your memory breaks down in Memory Output because you have test anxiety.
Prevention: You need to learn how to reduce your test anxiety.
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