6: Semantic long term memory Flashcards

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Our organised, general knowledge about the world is called:

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semantic LTM

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Semantic memory is often devoid of:

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contextual detail.

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3
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Our memory for words, including their pronunciations, meanings, spellings and syntax categories, is called:

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lexical LTM

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4
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Mental representations of objects stored in semantic memory are called:

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concepts.

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5
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Aristotle argued that concepts are defined by:

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necessary and sufficient features.

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6
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Concepts are represented as a set of nodes, and the links between them show the relationships between concepts. These are known as:

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semantic networks.

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In semantic networks, a ______ activates the associated ______. This activation spreads through the network.

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In semantic networks, a stimulus activates the associated node. This activation spreads through the network.

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