9. Knowledge Flashcards

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What are the features of an episodic memory? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Organised temporally
  • Consciously recalled
  • Susceptible to forgetting
  • Context dependent
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What is an example of episodic memory? (ccc knowledge)

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What you ate for dinner yesterday

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What are the features of a semantic memory? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Not organised temporally
  • Relatively permanent
  • Context independent
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What is an example of semantic memory? (ccc knowledge)

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Wood comes from trees

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What does knowledge inform aspects of? (ccc knowledge)

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Language

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What are the features comparison model? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory

- Concepts are stored as lists of defining features

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What is the typicality effect and what model does it support? (ccc knowledge)

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Where subjects are faster at recalling objects with defining features

In support of the feature comparison model

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What are the features of prototype model? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory

- Defining characteristics of a word

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What do categories have in the prototype model? (ccc knowledge)

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A graded structure

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In what 3 ways do prototype models differ from non-prototype models? (ccc knowledge)

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  • examples of categories tend to be most prototypical
  • semantic priming
  • prototypes share most features with other category members
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What is semantic priming? (ccc knowledge)

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We are faster to decide and object is that when we are unconsciously presented with associated stimuli

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What are the three levels objects are categorised at? (ccc knowledge)

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1) Super ordinate
2) Basic
3) Subordinate

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What are the features of exemplar models? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory

- Easy to find specific memories in common objects, than non-common objects

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What are the 7 models of semantic memory? (ccc knowledge)

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Feature and comparison
Prototype
Exemplar
Network - hierarchal nets
Network - semantic nets
Network - ACTR
Network - parallel distributing process
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What two models can co-exist? (ccc knowledge)

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Exemplar and prototype

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What are the features of network model - hierarchical nets? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory
  • Concepts presented by nodes
  • Nodes connected by links
  • Semantic relatedness shown by distance between links
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What are the features of network model - semantic nets? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory
  • Distance represented by line length
  • Shown through the DRM paradigm
18
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What is the DRM paradigm? (ccc knowledge)

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False memories created when words prime others

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What are the features of network model - ACTR? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory
  • Memory consists of propositions
  • Links between words strengthen the more they are used
  • The fan effect
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What does ACTR stand for? (ccc knowledge)

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Adaptive control of thought rationale

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What is the fan effect? (ccc knowledge)

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Time to make true/false decisions increase with the number of items of information associated with the locations and the person (more connections, the harder to remember)

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What are the features of network model - parallel distributed processing? (ccc knowledge)

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  • Structure of semantic memory
  • Links between items hold different weights
  • Allows for spontaneous generalisation and graceful degradation
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What is spontaneous generalisation? (ccc knowledge)

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An instant process e.g if you are bitten by a dog, you believe that any dog will bite you, it is not contained to the one specific dog

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What is graceful degradation? (ccc knowledge)

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This happens over a long period of time where a bias is formed toward or away from something

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What are schemas? (ccc knowledge)

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Generic information about situations/general rules that are typically accurate

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What are scripts? (ccc knowledge)

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Structured, ordered sequences of events, which can be a prototype or an abstraction