The Importance Of Memory Social Psychology

Discussion
Memory is an important aspect of human life, life without memory does not exist. Suppose you live near a lake which hosts crocodiles. If you cannot remember that there are crocodiles in the river, you might want to go swimming. You go in the river and you become the prey of crocodile. If you were able to remember that there are crocodiles in the river, you would not go swimming in that river. There are different memory techniques and each of them is helpful. One technique may be helpful for the recall of specific information than others and the matter may be reverse when it comes to other specific information. So, the human being is obliged to use different techniques under different circumstances. Rote memorization, the memory

The topic of study as written in Introduction to Psychology by Saylor Foundation are conformity, attitudes, group behavior, leadership, and person perception. (p35)
Industrial-organizational Psychology
Industrial psychology is another field which specifically focuses on how the behavior of human and psychology and how they are affected by work. (OpenStax College, 2014, P 460) The industrial-organizational psychologists seek to learn how psychology can be effectively used at the workplace to improve the wellbeing of employees and increase their productivity.
Health Psychology
"Health Psychology is a branch of psychology that seek to understand how biology, behaviors, and social situation influence health and illness" Saylor Foundation (p35). Health psychologists strive to research and determine the influence of biology, behavior, and social situations' influence on health and illness. Health psychology put many foci on how health is affected by the interaction of biological, psychological, and socio-cultural factors. ( OpenStax College, 2014, p 24)
Sport and Exercise

These forms are procedural memory (implicit memory) and Declarative memory (explicit memory). Procedural memory can be defined as the memory of how to do a particular activity. (Saylor Foundation, n.d.) For example, if you learn to type using home row, there is a point where you will be typing without necessary looking at the keyboard. In that case, you will be using procedural memory to type. Declarative memory is the memory of facts, numbers, names, and information that can be verbally communicated. (Saylor Foundation, n.d.) For example, by stating the capital cities of European countries, you will be using declarative memory. Because my experiment was dealing with the recall of the materials that could be verbally communicated, 10 pairs of words, the form of memory underlying it is a declarative