Basic Hypotheses of AIP

Question 1

The ____________ information processing system is intrinsic, physical, and adaptive.

Answer 1

neurobiological

Question 2

Memories are stored in associative memory networks and are the basis of perception, attitude and behaviour.

Answer 2

associative memory networks

Question 3

Experiences are translated into p________ stored memories.

Answer 3

physically

Question 4

Trauma causes a disruption of normal a________ i________ processing which results in unprocessed information being dysfunctionally held in memory networks.

Answer 4

adaptive information

Question 5

New experiences link into previously ______ memories which are the basis of interpretations, feelings, and behaviours.

Answer 5

stored

Question 6

If experiences are accompanied by high levels of disturbance, they may be stored in the implicit / n__-d_________ memory system. These memory networks contain the perspectives, affects, and sensations of the disturbing event and are stored in a way that does not allow them to connect with adaptive information networks.

Answer 6

non-declarative

Question 7

When similar experiences to the previous traumatic memory occur (internally or externally), they link into the u_______ m_______ networks and the negative perspective, affect, and/or sensations arise.

Answer 7

unprocessed memory

Question 8

________ (positive) information, resources, and memories are also stored in memory networks.

Answer 8

Adaptive

Question 9

D____ processing of the unprocessed information facilitates linkage to the adaptive memory networks and a transformation of all aspects of the memory.

Answer 9

Direct

Question 10

As processing occurs, there is a posited shift from implicit / non-declarative memory to ______/declarative memory and from episodic to semantic memory systems

Answer 10

explicit/declarative memory

Question 11

Clinical complaints that are not organically based or are caused by insufficient information are viewed as stemming from m_________ s______ and unprocessed information which has been unable to link with more adaptive information.

Answer 11

maladaptively stored

Question 12

What is explicit or declarative memory?

Answer 12

Memory of facts and experiences that can be consciously known and declared, and discussed.

Question 13

What is implicit memory/non-declarative memory?

Answer 13

Memory that is independent of conscious recollection

Question 14

What three components comprise a memory node?

Answer 14

Affect, Meaning, and Content

Question 15

What is a memory node?

Answer 15

A significantly emotional experience in someones life that includes content, affect, and meaning