retrievalDegeneration– Alzheimer’sLevels ofprocessingretroactiveInteferencerememberingeleborativerehersalepisodicbufferCraik andTulving,1975durationcentral-executiveforgettingmaintenancerehersalshort-termmemoryselectionvisuospatialsketchpadstorageamygdylalong-termmemoryreceptionHenryMolaisonDruginduced–WKSMulti-storeModel ofMemorycerebellumrehearsalproactiveInterferencedecayphonologicalloopre-learningsesorymemoryorganisationcentralexecutiveencodingTrauma–(CTE)RetrievalfailureperceptiontransmissionmotivatedforgettingWorkingMemoryModelrecall(free,serial andcued)transductionAtkinsonandShiffrin,1968Baddeleyand Hitch,1974capacityhippocampusrecognitioninterpretationencodingBaddeley,2000retrievalDegeneration– Alzheimer’sLevels ofprocessingretroactiveInteferencerememberingeleborativerehersalepisodicbufferCraik andTulving,1975durationcentral-executiveforgettingmaintenancerehersalshort-termmemoryselectionvisuospatialsketchpadstorageamygdylalong-termmemoryreceptionHenryMolaisonDruginduced–WKSMulti-storeModel ofMemorycerebellumrehearsalproactiveInterferencedecayphonologicalloopre-learningsesorymemoryorganisationcentralexecutiveencodingTrauma–(CTE)RetrievalfailureperceptiontransmissionmotivatedforgettingWorkingMemoryModelrecall(free,serial andcued)transductionAtkinsonandShiffrin,1968Baddeleyand Hitch,1974capacityhippocampusrecognitioninterpretationencodingBaddeley,2000

12 ATAR Psychology Memory - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. retrieval
  2. Degeneration – Alzheimer’s
  3. Levels of processing
  4. retroactive Inteference
  5. remembering
  6. eleborative rehersal
  7. episodic buffer
  8. Craik and Tulving, 1975
  9. duration
  10. central-executive
  11. forgetting
  12. maintenance rehersal
  13. short-term memory
  14. selection
  15. visuospatial sketchpad
  16. storage
  17. amygdyla
  18. long-term memory
  19. reception
  20. Henry Molaison
  21. Drug induced –WKS
  22. Multi-store Model of Memory
  23. cerebellum
  24. rehearsal
  25. proactive Interference
  26. decay
  27. phonological loop
  28. re-learning
  29. sesory memory
  30. organisation
  31. central executive
  32. encoding
  33. Trauma – (CTE)
  34. Retrieval failure
  35. perception
  36. transmission
  37. motivated forgetting
  38. Working Memory Model
  39. recall (free, serial and cued)
  40. transduction
  41. Atkinson and Shiffrin, 1968
  42. Baddeley and Hitch, 1974
  43. capacity
  44. hippocampus
  45. recognition
  46. interpretation
  47. encoding
  48. Baddeley, 2000