The diagram indicates the formation of information into long-term memory
Overall, the gragh involves in 4 main steps, which is the sensory input, thr transformation in to short-term memory then the process of in coding and finish with the establishment of a new long-term memories. some of those having some additional steps and extra branches.
firstly, through the outer interaction of a human with the environment around them which involves in using the 5 senses of a creature such as sight, sound and scent. After that this will be sent to a part of the brain which speacialise in processing signal which originated from the parts of the body which senses were used during the interaction. Then, the signals will be categoried into 2 main factors, the noticeable one will be transmited to the nect step of the formaton while the others will be treated as non-vital which lead to the body unintentionally ignore the image or the feeling of the disqualified memories.
following it, the qualified mmemories is now treated as short-term memories which the our body any mind will be consious about its existance inlike the memories which is not qualified. however this piece of memories as stated previously, is short-term, therefore our mind will without any notice forget as soon as it not being regularly mentioned. in order to form in to a more permanant form of memory, repeatitive attention is needed for the transformation of a more durable thought