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3 stages of memory process

input


storage


retrieval



2 types of long term memory

procedural


declarative

4 theories of infinite amnesia

1. freud account


2. memory as action patterns


3. sense of self


4. verbatism vs fuzzy trace

levels of processing

1. elaborate rehersal


2. maintenence rehersal

4 types of memory disorders


1. concussion amnesia


2. frontal lobe lesions


3. psychogenic amnesia


4. memory loss with aging

4 causes of amnesia

1. alzheimers disease


2. korsakoffs syndrome


3. herpes simplex encephalitis


4. surgery and ECT

Theories of Amnesia

1. deficits in encoding


2. deficits in retrieval


3. slow consolidation


4. impaired binding

theories of thought and reasoning

1. behaviourist approach


2. gestalt approach


3. information processing approach

Heuristic Approaches

1. representative


2. available


3. framing


4. confirmation bias


5. conjunction fallacy


6. anchoring and adjusting

2 key regions associated with language

1) broca's area


2) wernicke's area

2 broad types of aphasia

expressive


receptive

4 types of aphasia

broca


wernickes


conduction


global aphasia

Pure word deafness

complete inability to understand words or repeat them



dysarthia

difficulty in moving mouth to form words

speech apraxia

difficulty speaking with no motor weakness

prosody production of perception

difficulty in recognizing varying tones in speech

phonoagnosia

inability to identify someone by their voice

primacy effect

reflects long term memory

recency effect

reflects short term memory

2 causes for forgetting

lack of encoding




schemas

Misinformation Effect

Studied by Elizabeth Loftus


This is the tendency to incorporate false post-event information into ones memory of the event itself, which can lead to the creation of false memories.

Infantile Amnesia

Inability to remember info before the age of 2-4 years of age

Chunking

grouping items together to reduce the number of items in the working memory

Anterograde Amnesia:

Impairment of memories for events occurring AFTER onset of amnesia




show word lists or quizzes to test

Retrograde Amnesia:

Impairment of memories for events occurring BEFORE onset of amnesia




ask questions about past to test

skills intact in anterograde amnesia

motor skills


language


sense of firmiliarity