Chapter 8 Memory Flashcards

1
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Encoding

A

getting info into brain

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2
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Storage

A

retaining info

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3
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Retrieval

A

Getting info back out

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4
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Type of Encoding

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1) Automatic: little to no effort

2) Effortful: conciously bringing info forward (requires rehearsal)

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5
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Spacing effect

A

Retaining something better when it is rehearsed

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6
Q

Serial Position Effect

A

If you are asked righ tno you remember beginning and end (if asked later only recall beginning)

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7
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Sensory Memory

A

Immediate, initial recording of info

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8
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2 types of Sensory Memory

A

Iconic and Echoic

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9
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Iconic

A

Short lasting photographic

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10
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Echoic

A

Extremely accurate very short sound memory (7+-2)

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11
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What happend to sensory memory?

A

Stored in LTM or forgotten!

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12
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LTM

A

permanent and limitless (average 1 billion bits)

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13
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Explicit Memory

A

Facts General Knowledge

Personal Expereince/Events

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14
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Implicit

A

Skills

Classical (Operant Conditioning)

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15
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Hippocampus

A

Explicit memory (recall words)

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16
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Cerebellum

A

Implicity memory (skills, conditioning, procedural)

17
Q

Encoding Specificity

A

Stim. with exp can later trigger a memory

Ex: scuba diving while learning words

18
Q

State-Dependent Memory

A

Alcohol while studying then testing while drunk will give better results

19
Q

Mood Congruent Memory

A

Recall memory connecte with mood we are in (reason why depression is so hard to get out of)

20
Q

Encoding Failure

A

Info doesn’t enter LTM

21
Q

Storage Decay

A

Forget rapidly, then levels off with time (like material from a class)

22
Q

Proactive interference

A

Disrupts recall of new info

23
Q

Retroactive Interference

A

disrupts reall of old info

24
Q

Planting False Memory

A

Easy to do with leading questions in kids but also possible in adults

25
Q

Is memory fixed?

A

No!

26
Q

Is memory all in one place in the brain and what organizes it all?

A

No it is all in places that are taking it in like the senses but hippocampus organizes it all.

27
Q

Flashbulb Memories

A

9-11

28
Q

Amnesia

A

1) Retrograde: Inability to recall past memories

2) Anterograde: inability to form new memories