cognition Flashcards

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cognition definition

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the menral process of acquiring knowledge and understanding trough thought, experience and senses

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cognition domains

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  • memory and learning
  • language
  • executive functions
  • attention
  • perceptual and motor functions
  • social cognition
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memory definition

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the process of encoding, storing and retrieving experiences and knowledge (process)

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encoding

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translation of information

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consolidation

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transforming short-term into long-term memory to stabilize memory traces

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retrieval

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recalling information

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anterograde amnesia

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  • not being able to form new memories
  • hippocampus
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retrograde amnesia

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  • not being able to recall memories
  • neocortex (medial temporal lobe)
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multi-store model of memory

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  • sensory register
    • attention
  • working memory
    • consolidation
    • retrieval
  • long-term memory
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sensory register

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sensory information is stores for a really short time (1-5s)

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short-term/ working memory

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when attention is paid, sesnory information is stored for 15-30s/5-9items

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long term memory

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information can be consolidated and retrieved with unlimited capacity if linked to strong sensory stimulus

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working memory definition

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temporary storage and manipulation of the information necessary for complex cognitive tasks such as reasoning, comprehension and learning

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baddeleys model of working memory

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central executive >
- phonological loop: auditory
- visuospatial sketchpad: visual and spatial
- episodic buffer: integrated information with semantic meaning

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working memory location

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mainly prefrontal cortex

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long-term memory types

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declarative/explicit
- semantic
- episodic

non-declarative
- procedural
- skeletal
- emotional

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explicit memory location

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medial temporal lobe
diencephalon (thalamus+hypothalamus)
neocortex

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decaritive/explicit memory meaning

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concious memory

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nondeclaratiev/explicit memory meaning

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unconcious memory

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procedural memory

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  • skills and habits
  • striatum
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skeletal memory

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cerebellum

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emotional responses

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hippocampus parts

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  • ammons horn (CA1-CA4)
  • dentate gyrus
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trisynaptic circuit

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  • perforant path
  • mossy fibers
  • schaffers collaterals
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flow of information in memory
sensory information from cortical areas entorhinal cortex perforant path dentate gyrus mossy fibers CA3 schaffer collaterals CA1 subiculum fornix papez circle
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papez circle
hippocampus fornix thalamus gyrus inguli rhinal cortex hippocampus
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long-term potentiation
NA influx through AMPA receptors magnesium stops blocking NMDA receptors Ca influx through NMDA receptors New AMPA receptors at the membrane
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