Everydaycmemory Flashcards

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Illusory truth effect

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Enhanced probability of evaluating a statement true upon repeated representation

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2
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Reminiscence bump

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The enhanced memory of adolescence and young adulthood in over 40 age people

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3
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Temporal love

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Episodic memory and face memory

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4
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Prefrontal cortex

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Information about self

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5
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Parietsl lobe

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Where/process scenes
Somatosensory cortex,pressure,touch,pain

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6
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Hippocampus

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Recollection. With mental time travel
Forming new memories

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7
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Proust effect

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Unlocked memories with taste and olfaction

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8
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Misinformation or confession

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Familiarity
Recommendation
Constructive nature of memory
Misleading info
Pragmatic inference
Schema
Cultural script
Post -identification feedback

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Persistence of vision

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Perception of visual stimuli even after it is no longer present

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10
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Persistence of vision

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Perception of visual stimuli even after it is no longer present

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George miller

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Chunking ,five to nine items
7-2,7+2

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Baddeley working memory

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Phonological loop-verbal and auditory info
Visuospatial sketch
Central executive -coordinate info for task -attention controller

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13
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Damaged frontal lobe

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Problem in attention

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14
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Synaptic state

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Synaptic plasticity from neuron firing for working memory lasts for few seconds

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15
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Primacy effect

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Words presented at the beginning of sequence is remembered easily

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16
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Recency effect

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Memory is better for words presented at end of the sequence

17
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Coding

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Form in which stimulus is represented in brain e.g face is represented by firing of different neurons

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Proactive interference

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Pervious learning information interferes with new info

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Retroactive interference

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New learned info interfere with old one

20
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Episodic memory enhanced

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Semantic memory

21
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Constructive episodic memory

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Episodic memory for past are recombined to construct future events

22
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Propaganda effect

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Implicit memory effect or familiarity with things due to ads caused us to buy things or feel like they are better

23
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Memory depend on

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Depth of processing

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Depth processing include

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Shallow processing and deep processing

25
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Types of rehearsal

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Maintenance and elaborative rehearsal

26
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Generation effect

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Generating information or material ypurself

27
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Illusion of learning is due to

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Great fluency and familiarity effect

28
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Consolidation

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George muller
Transforming new memories from fragile state to permanent state

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Synaptic consolidation

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Changes in structure at synapse over few hours or minutes

30
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System consolidation

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Change in structure of brain over the time of years and months which include reorganization of neural circuit

31
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What made structural changes strong

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Repeated activity and neural firing

32
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Hebbs determined that activity at synapse cause

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Sequence of chemical reaction which release protein that cause structural change

33
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Loss of memory for events before injury

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Retrograde amnesia

34
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Reconsolidation help alleviate

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symptoms of PTSD

35
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Emotional experience increase consolidation of memory by

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Release of stress hormones