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21 Cards in this Set
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memory
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-a relatively permanent record of the experiences that underlie learning.
-the capacity to store and retrieve info. |
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you are your memory
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memory=self
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anterograde amnesia
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-unable to store new memories
-LTM ok, STM ok, no transfer of info from LTM and STM. -no new learning (hippocampus damage) |
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retrograde amnesia
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-unable to retrieve memories
-trauma wipes out memory for immediately preceding events. -forget past, current awareness o.k. |
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3 key processes of memory:
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1.) encoding (acquisition)
2.) storage (retention) 3.) retrieval (recover) |
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Atkinson and Shiffrin multi-store model of memory
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Sensory memory ---> Short term memory ---> Long term memory.
-rehearsal for long term, attention for short term. |
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LTM
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long term memory
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STM
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short term memory
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hippocampus
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bi-lateral, medial temporal lobe structure
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amnesics
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show several types of priming (implicit memory).
-incomplete drawing task -word completion task |
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explicit memory (aka Declarative Memory)
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-aware/conscious
-know the source of the memory -recall test |
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implicit memory (aka Procedural Memory)
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-unaware/non-conscious
-unaware of the source of the memory; memory based off of familiarity. -priming -recognition test |
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procedural (unaware/non-conscious memory)
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-conditioning
-motor skills |
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source memory
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being able to place the item in an explicit context, which is related to retrieval cues.
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familiarity
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having the feeling of recently experiencing an item without being able to explicitly remember the context.
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types of LTM:
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-explicit (declarative)
------semantic ------episodic -implicit (procedural) -------skills priming -------classical & operant condit. |
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semantic memory
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-branch of explicit memory
-knowledge about the world and about the language -content addressable -concepts and their organization |
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episodic memory
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-branch of explicit memory
-autobiographical memories |
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schemas
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abstract knowledge structures about particular objects or events
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elaborative rehearsal (processing)
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-moves through levels
-leads to deeper processing, which helps LTM |
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maintenance (rote) rehearsal (processing)
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-stays at one level
-does not help LTM |