This is about the topic named as human performance and limitations

1. Introduction to Human
Performance &
Limitation
In this section, we will explore the fascinating world of human memory
and its impact on performance and limitation.
By AMRUTHESWAR THERU

2. Understanding Memory
1 Importance of
Memory
Memory is vital for
cognitive function
and daily activities.
2 Memory
Formation
We'll delve into how
memories are
created and retained.
3 Memory
Functions
Explore the different
roles and types of
memory.

3. Types of Memory
Short-Term Memory
Learn about the capacity
and duration of short-term
memory.
Long-Term Memory
Discover the different
types of long-term memory
and their functions.
Sensory Memory
Explore the immediate and
brief sensory memory
processes.

4. Memory Encoding
Visual Encoding
Learn how visual stimuli are
transformed into neural codes.
Acoustic Encoding
Understand the process of encoding
sound-based information.
Semantic Encoding
Explore the encoding of meaning and concepts in memory.

5. Memory Storage
Neurological Storage
Understanding how
memories are stored in the
brain.
Metaphorical Storage
Exploring the analogy of
memory as a digital
database.
Conceptual Storage
Abstract representation of
knowledge storage in
memory.

6. Memory Retrieval
1 Recall Process
Exploring the stages of retrieving stored memories.
2 Recognition Strategies
Understanding the different techniques to aid memory recall.
3 Forgetting Mechanisms
Insights into why memories sometimes elude retrieval.

7. Factors Affecting Memory
Environmental
Influence
Examine how
surroundings impact
memory retention.
Emotional Impact
Understanding the role of
emotions in memory
formation.
Health and Lifestyle
Explore how physical
well-being affects
memory performance.

8. Memory Improvement Techniques
Mnemonic Devices Utilize techniques like acronyms and
visualization for memory aid.
Repetition and Practice Learning the benefits of frequent
repetition and deliberate practice.
Healthy Lifestyle Discover the connection between physical
health and cognitive function.

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