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PSY324 Assignment 2 Reflection Latest. Set the stage: Describe the setting of your presentation and to whom you were presenting. Describe the memory strategy(ies) from Chapter 6 you planned to use to teach the material to another person (1-3 paragraphs). I decided to show my presentation to my significant other because it was convienent since we live together and he also has ADHD. He sometimes has a hard time remembering everything I say-whether it’s academic or just something small I need to say to him. I set up my presentation in our living room, but made sure that there were no distractions. We have two cats who like to pay a lot which can be distracting, so I put them outside. I had my significant other put his phone away and had him sit on our couch. I casted the presentation on our television which is big and I thought this was the best way to present the slides. I wanted him to be able to see the visuals and my examples well. I plan on using divided attention, working memory, and self-reference effect. Divided attention is an important one because as I mentioned my signifant other has ADHD, so sometimes he will be on his phone when I’m talking to him. Most of the time when he’s doing this he only hearing a third of the things I’m saying. This is why I had him put his phone away to ensure that wouldn’t be a distraction. Chapter 4 pointed out that when professors speak or show slides too quickly, the working memory system can be overly taxed. This results in less information making it into the long-term memory. To make sure that this information makes it into my signifcant other’s working memory, I will read the slides at a good pace and even after I’m done reading, I’ll stay on the side for an extra 30 seconds. I want to make sure he can look at it once more to memorize any information he hasn’t. Lastly I plan to use the self reference effect to help my significant other remember this information in his long-term memory. Self-reference effect requires one to relate the material to your own experiences. In my examples I’ve already done this for myself, but I will ask my significant other to relate the seven sins of memory to his own personal life if he can. We offer online tutoring, help with assignments and essay writing for all majors with a guaranteed pass. For assistance Contact Tutor Lucas:


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