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23 Cards in this Set
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Memory |
Its active, its Recording to what stands out, to some degree, working to remember something strengthens it |
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Memory |
Is how we think, Process of memory is the process of thought |
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Working memory |
What you are thinking about right now |
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How long term memory is stored |
Different parts of memory stored throughout the entire brain the brain works as a network |
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Consolidation |
Process by which memory becomes permanent |
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Association Networks |
Ideas are connected to each other |
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Schemas |
Generalized idea of how things go together are ways to organize information |
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Implicit |
Non-declarative |
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Procedural memory |
Stuff we don't think about |
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Explicit memory |
Declarative |
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Episodic |
Your memory of events you have experienced |
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Semantic |
Memory for stuff you know |
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Implicit learning |
Hidden learning |
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Incidental learn |
Just happens didn't mean to learn something |
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Recognition |
I've seen this before |
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Recall |
Describe something without clues. |
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Concepts |
Folder in a filing cabinet, categorized, an abstract category. |
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Formal concepts |
Something either is or it is not |
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Duel system model |
Argues that we have two different thinkers, one that is fast and one that is slow. |
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Fast system |
Is automatic talking, just happens, happens without thought. |
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Slow system |
Is conscious this controls the talking tied with working memory which holds seven things small storage Limited |
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Deduction |
To take a general statement and make it specific statement |
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Satisficing |
To grab the first thing that is good enough and will satisfy your needs. Like a toothbrush |
