CHAPTER 6 memory Flashcards

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5 steps of memory

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sensation, attention, encoding, storage, retrieving

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semantic encoding

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the process of relating new information in a meaningful way to knowledge that is already stored in the memory

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3
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parts of the brain involved in semantic encoding

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lower left frontal lobe, left temporal lobe

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4
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visual imagery encoding

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the process of storing new information by converting it into mental pictures

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5
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organizational encoding

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the process of categorizing information according to the relationships among a series of items

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6
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parts of the brain involved in visual imagery encoding

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occipital lobe

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7
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parts of brain involved in organizational encoding

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upper surface of the left frontal lobe

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8
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survival encoding

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draws on all elements of encoding

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9
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sensory memory

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storage that holds sensory information for a few seconds or less

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10
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iconic memory

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fast decaying store of visual information decay faster than echoic

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11
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echoic memory

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a fast decaying store of auditory information

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12
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short-term memory

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hold nonsensory information for less than a minute

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13
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How to increase short term memory

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chunking grouping small pieces of information into larger clusters

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14
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working memory

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active maintenance of information in short-term memory

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15
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anterograde amnesia

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cant remember new things

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16
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retrograde amnesia

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cant remember old things

17
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explicit memory

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when people consciously or intentionally retrieve past experiences

18
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implicit memory

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past experiences influence later behavior and performance even without an effort to remember them

19
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semantic memory

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general facts and knowledge of the world

20
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episodic memory

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personal experiences

21
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sam stone study

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placed false memories into kids minds by primining them with leading questions and repeating over time