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Your brain has three memory stores, and each one works differently — some delete information in seconds, while others can hold memories for a lifetime. In this GCSE Psychology revision lesson, we break down Sensory Memory, Short‑Term Memory (STM), and Long‑Term Memory (LTM) in a simple, animated, and engaging way.

In this video, you’ll learn:

What Sensory Memory is (iconic & echoic)

How Short‑Term Memory works (capacity, duration, chunking, rehearsal)

Why Long‑Term Memory is so powerful

How information flows between the stores

Real‑life examples you’ll actually remember

Exam‑ready explanations for AQA, Edexcel, and OCR

This is the perfect revision video for students preparing for GCSE Psychology or anyone curious about how the brain processes information.

Continue your Memory Module journey with the next lesson: The Multi‑Store Model of Memory (Atkinson & Shiffrin).

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