<p>Andrew Pomerantz talks with Éva Szeli and Anita Tam about Chapter 5, “Memory.” They discuss the importance of the levels of processing, the problems with eyewitness testimony, the usefulness of the spacing effect and how it can help with studying, forgetting and other memory problems, and tell a great story about the misinformation effect.</p>

Andrew Pomerantz talks with Éva Szeli and Anita Tam about Chapter 5, “Memory.” They discuss the importance of the levels of processing, the problems with eyewitness testimony, the usefulness of the spacing effect and how it can help with studying, forgetting and other memory problems, and tell a great story about the misinformation effect.

Memory with Andy Pomerantz, Éva Szeli and Anita Tam

What are the most important concepts in psychology? Author Andy Pomerantz poses this question to professors across the country in the My Psychology Podcast! In each episode, the panelists look at a major area of psychology (learning, social psychology, etc.) and share their perspectives on what people should know with stories that are surprising, poignant, and funny. The My Psychology Podcast is ideal for students taking intro psych and anyone interested in psychological science.

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Memory with Andy Pomerantz, Éva Szeli and Anita Tam

Memory with Andy Pomerantz, Éva Szeli and Anita Tam