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What was HM’s major symptom after removal of this brain part?

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He could no longer form new memories for facts and events

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Which part of HM’s brain was removed?

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Medial Temporal Lobes

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What is it called when you can’t form new lasting memories?

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Anterograde amnesia

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What is the knowledge of, and ability to think about own memories?

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Metamemory

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What are the two forms of Declarative memory?

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Episodic and Semantic memory

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What are memories for specific autobiographical events?

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Episodic memory

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What are memories for facts and general knowledge about the world and personal info?

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Semantic memory

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What is initial storage into memory called?

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Encoding

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What is maintaining the stored memory called?

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Consolidation

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What is it called when re-activating the memory for further processing?

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Retrieval

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What is working memory?

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active and temporary representation of information maintained for the short term to help you think and decide what to do

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What is cognitive control?

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manipulation and application of working memory for planning, task switching, attention, stimulus, selection, and inhibition of inappropriate reflexive behaviors

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What is the Atkinson-Shiffrin Memory Model?

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intentional strategies that people may use to improve their memory

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What is phonological loop?

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processes a limited number of sounds for a short period of time (voice inside your head)

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What is the visuospatial sketch pad?

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processes both visual and spatial information; allows a person to store visual appearance and relative position and store visual information encoded from verbal stimuli

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What are sensory memories?

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brief, transient sensations of what you have just perceived

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What is repeating information mentally to maintain attention?

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Rehearsal

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What are “chunks”?

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memory unit consisting of strongly associated components

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What integrates information from the phonological loop, the visuospatial sketch pad, the episodic buffer, and long term memory?

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Central Executive

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What plays a role in focusing attention, selecting strategies, transforming information, and coordinating behavior?

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Central Executive

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What is defined as a capacity to learn, reason, and understand?

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Intelligence

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What is the Prefrontal cortex (PFC) associated with?

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planning, foresight, decision making