chapter 9 Flashcards

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explicit memory

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a conscious memory of an experience or a fact

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what are the types of explicit memory?

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episodic and semantic memory

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episodic memory

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one of kind personal experiences; include information about recent or past events and experiences

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semantic memory

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acquired knowledge and facts or information

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implicit memory

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unconscious association affecting behavior

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what are the types of implicit memory

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procedural memory and classical conditioning

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procedural memory

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motor skills and habits

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classical conditioning

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repeated pairing between two stimuli leads to learned association

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what procedure did Henry Molaison undergo?

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bilateral removal of the hippocampus, part of the medial temporal lobe

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what were the results of Henry Molaison’s procedure?

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His episodic memory was impaired, his working memory was intact, and his skill learning was intact

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what happens when episodic memory is impaired?

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memories of events that occurred after a brain injury couldn’t be stored

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anterograde amnesia

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the inability to remember events that occurred after a brain injury; old memories messing up the new memories

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retrograde amnesia

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inability to recall events that occured prior to a brain injury; new memories messing up the old

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what happens when there is damage to the hippocampus?

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produces severe anterograde amnesia, but only partial retrograde amnesia

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temporally graded

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longer-held memories are more protected than more recent memories

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