BioCog 6B learning Flashcards

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perceptual learning

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  • you recognize things youve seen before quicker
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S-R learning

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= stimulus-response learning

- classical and operant=instrumental conditioning

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classical conditioning

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  • natural stimulus linked to initially neutral one

- produces automatic response

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4
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instrumental conditioning

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= operant conditining

  • learning relatoin between stimulus and expexted behavious
  • reward and punishment
  • produces learned response
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5
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motor learning

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  • learning motor skill

- f.e. riding a bike

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6
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Hebb rule

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  • fire together wire together
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7
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relational learning

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  • semantic
  • episodic
  • spatial
  • always declaritive/explicit
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S-R learning neurological

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  • hardwired natural response connection
  • fires together with weak one
  • LTP occurs
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Associative LTP

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  • LTP for S-R learning
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10
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requirements LTP

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  • axon is active by secreting glutamate

- depolarisation of postsynaptic

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11
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NMDA receptors

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  • blocked by magnesium

- removed by depolarisation -> Ca2+ channels open

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Ca2+

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  • 2nd messenger
  • activates enzyme CaM-KII
  • that creates new AMPA receptors
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13
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pleasure center

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  • connectin between nucleus accumbens + dopaminergic VTA
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14
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patients HM and CW

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  • anterograde amnesia

- absence of new declarative memory storage

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retrograde amnesia cause

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  • hippocampus lesion
  • the more the worse
  • combined with medial temporal: 30 years back
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16
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hippocampus in memory

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  • only for putting new memories in other areas
17
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reconsolidation

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  • memories are retrieved to be changes

- vulnerable in that state

18
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erasing memories

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  • ECS to induce epileptic seizure
  • causes loss of short-term memory
  • > currently retrieved memories are los