AOS 2 Psych -- Memory Flashcards

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Memory

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Processing, storage and retrieval of information acquired through learning

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Atkinson-Shiffrin multi-store model of memory

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A multi-store model that represents memory as consisting of 3 separate components

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Sensory memory

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Entry point for memory where new incoming sensory info is stored in it’s original, raw state for a very brief time

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Type os sensory memory

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Iconic memory – visual sensory memory (1/3 of a second)

Echoic memory – auditory sensory memory (3-4 seconds)

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Short term memory

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Is a store of memory that holds a limited amount of info that is consciously held/attended to and actively manipulated

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Maintenance rehearsal

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Repeating info being remembered vocally or sub-vocally

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Elaborative rehearsal

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Giving meaning to new info and making associations with other information already stored in the long-term memory

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Long term memory

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A store of memory in which a potentially unlimited amount of information is stored for a relatively permanent amount of time

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Episodic memory

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Autobiographical information about me

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Semantic memory

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Facts and knowledge of the world

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Procedural memory

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Skills and actions

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Classically conditioned memory

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conditioned fear response or reflex response

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Explicit (declarative) memory

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Consciously retrieved and stated

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Implicit memory

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Unconsciously or unintentionally recalled

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Episodic memory

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Experienced events e.g. Last class, 1st day of school

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Semantic memory

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Facts and knowledge of the world eg. Meaning of words, rules/formulas/concepts

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Procedural memory

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Knowledge of skills and actions e.g. Tyling shoe laces, how to type, playing a sport etc

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Classically conditioned memory

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Conditioned fear or reflex response

18
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Hippocampus

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Formation, encoding and consolidation of new long-term memories and their transfer to the cortex for storage. Does not permanently store these memories

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Amygdala

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Encoding, consolidation of the emotional component of implicit memories, especially emotionally arousing memories

20
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Neocortex

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Permanent storage of long term explicit memories
Neural networks are brought together, reconstruct and retrieve the memory into consciousness as a single integrated memory

21
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Basal Ganglia

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Encoding of implicit procedural memory
Responsible for the initiation of movement

22
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Cerebellum

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Encoding and storage of implicit procedural memories
Learning implicit CC responses which involve simple reflexes
Co-ordinates fine muscle movements, regulate posture and balance