Recalling Information

Definition

Recalling Information refers to the process of retrieving stored knowledge from memory and bringing it back into conscious awareness. It involves actively retrieving previously learned facts, concepts, events, or experiences.

Related terms

Retrieval Cue:

A retrieval cue is any clue or prompt that helps trigger remembering and facilitates access to stored memories.

Priming Effect: Priming refers to the activation of specific associations in memory, often unconsciously, which can influence our thoughts and behaviors.

Forgetting Curve:

The forgetting curve is a graphical representation of how we forget information over time if it is not properly reinforced or reviewed.