Abstract
Memory refers to that capacity which enables one to store information and to make use of it in behavioral tasks and cognitive functioning. Data: brain functions, memory functions, stages involved in memory process, thinking process, memory disorder. All the data are available in the psychiatry and psychology book. I analyzed the data based on the book written by senior lecturer, professors prominent in the department, and the book used as guidance or handbook for students in psychology, psychiatry, and related field. My findings: overall criminals have been committing crimes because they have been having a fault in one or more of the stages involved in memory processing. Many people worldwide have cognitive decline.
Highlights
Memory refers to that capacity which enables one to store information and to make use of it in behavioral tasks and cognitive functioning
The analysis of this study based on brain functions, memory functions, stages involved in memory process, thinking process, memory disorder
It should become clear that there is a great deal of overlap involved in perceptual, learning, short-term memory (STM) and long-term memory (LTM) processes. (Shaw et al,1982., pp. 131-132).The stages involved in memory processing (McLeod, 2013): 1. Encoding
Summary
Memory refers to that capacity which enables one to store information and to make use of it in behavioral tasks and cognitive functioning. Data: brain functions, memory functions, stages involved in memory process, thinking process, memory disorder. All the data are available in the psychiatry and psychology book. I analyzed the data based on the book written by senior lecturer, professors prominent in the department, and the book used as guidance or handbook for students in psychology, psychiatry, and related field. My findings: overall criminals have been committing crimes because they have been having a fault in one or more of the stages involved in memory processing. All the fields managed by people, so people are the most important factor.
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