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There are several processes that can cause forgetting, including decay, interference, and cue-dependent forgetting. Decay is the loss of information through non-use. Interference occurs when new information disrupts the recall of older information, and can be proactive or retroactive. Cue-dependent forgetting happens when there are insufficient cues to recall information. Diseases like Alzheimer's and amnesia can also cause memory loss and forgetting.
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![D ISCUSS THE PROCESS OF FORGETTING ?
S EVERAL
PROCESS COUNTS FOR MEMORY FAILURE
INCLUDING
D ECAY
I NTERFERENCE [ BOTH PROACTIVE AND RETROACTIVE ]
A ND CUE DEPENDENT
S OME DISEASES ALSO CAUSE FORGETTING
D ECAY :
D ECA Y IS THE LOSS OF INFORMA TION THROUG H ITS NON - USE
I NTERFERENCE :
T HE PHENO MEN ON BY WHICH IN FORMATION IN MEMOR Y DISRUPTS THE
RECALL OF OTHER INFO RMA TION
C UE
DEPENDENT FORGETTING :
F ORGETTING OCCURS WHEN AR E INSU FFICIENT RETRIEVAL CUES TO RECALL
INFORMATION THAT IS IN MEMO RY
P ROACTIVE
INTERFERENCE :
I NTERFER ENCE IN WHICH INFORMATION LEARNED EARLIER DISR UPTS THE
RECALL NEWER MATER IAL
R ETROACTIVE
INTERFERENCE
I NTERFER ENCE IN WHICH THERE IS DIFFICULTY IN THE RECALL OF
INFORMATION LEARNED EARLIER BECAUSE OF LA TER EXP O SURE TO
DIFFERENT MA TERIAL
F ORGETTING DUE TO DISEASES
A LZHEIMER SDISEASE : AN ILLNESS CHARA CTERS IN PAR T BY SEVERE
MEMORY PROBLEMS .
A LZ HEIMER S SY MPTOMS A PPEAR A S S IMPLE
FORGETTING OF THING SUCH A S APPOIN TMEN TS AND BIRTHDAYS . A S THE
DISEASE PROGRESSES M EMORY L OSS BECAME MO RE PRO POUND A ND EVEN
THE SIMPLEST TA SK SUCH A S USIN G A TELEPHONE ARE FORGOTTEN
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