Episodic memory stores autobiographical information along with some temporal coding and some context coding. Semantic memory stores the basic meanings of words and concepts without reference to their time and lace in the rememberer's experience. The Context of Encoding. The idea that information retrieval is enhanced if cues received at time of recall are consistent with those present at time of encoding is called the encoding specificity principle. The Contents of Memory.
Photographic memory is called eidetic imagery.
A proposition is an idea that expresses a relationship between concepts, objects, or events. The theory that both visual and verbal codes are used to store information in memory is known as the dual-code model of memory. Deciphering the Code. The internal or external stimuli available to help in recovering information from memory are known as retrieval cues. How and what you remember is determined by who you are what you already know.