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Memory process

Memory process is defined as the brain activity caused by the experiencing of an environmental event.

Memory self-efficacy

Memory self -efficacy refers to the belief in one’s ability to perform a specific memory task.

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Memory span

Memory span refers to a general measure of the amount of information that can be held in the short-term store.

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Memory strategies

Memory strategies. Please see Mnemonics.

Memory system

Memory system is a kind of memory, such as Episodic memory, Semantic memory that operates on distinct principles and stores a distinct kind of information.

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Memory task

Memory task refers to any task designed to test or assess memory.

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Memory trace

Memory trace refers to the remnant of an experience that remains in the brain after an experience has ended. Memory trace, also refers to the mental representation of stored information. Memory traces are physical changes in nerve cells or brain activity that take place when memories are stored.

Menarche

Menarche is the first occurrence of menstruation; onset of menstruation; the beginning of regular menstrual periods.

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