schema for memory

Perhaps, memory organization uses non-conscious linked-data hierarchies {schema, memory}.

recall

People better remember things related to goals, plans, actions, beliefs, attitudes, moods, emotions, and expectations. They remember new, inconsistent, surprising, or changed events better.

Schemas more integrated with other schemas have better recall. Schema integration increases during development [Schank and Abelson, 1977] [Schank, 1997]. Memory strength depends on object and event relation to constructed schema [Schank and Abelson, 1977] [Schank, 1997].

amount

Memory holds maximum content amount, depending on schemas.

individuality

Different people use different schemas.

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