Interference theory (Forgetting-psychology)
In everyday life, human’s brain receives many information from the surrounding with input from the sensory organs. However not all input will be recorded in the brain. Some of the inputs will be stored in the short term memory and some others probably will be retained in the long term memory. Whereas most of the input information or sensory will be unregistered in the memory system and surely will be forgotten. Once people want to recall the information that has been stored on their memory, sometimes they will experience forgetting. There are some theories which explain about how people fail to recall information into present consciousness. Those are theories of trace decay, displacement, interference and lack of consolidation. Here, this writing will focus on how memory is failed to recall based on interference theory. According to Baddeley (1999) as cited in the website named simply psycholog...