Exam 1 Part 4 Flashcards
Word representation
Phonological/articulatory loop
Contains cognitive processes (attention, inhibition, flexibility, problems solving, planning)
Executive function
Where is visual and spatial information stored?
Visuospatial sketchpad
Where is sound/speech stored?
Phonological/articulatory loop
Acts as a backup store which communicates with long term memory and components of working memory
Episodic buffer
What are the 4 parts of the sequential memory model?
Encoding, consolidation, storage, retrieval
What does the contemporary memory model tell us?
Sequential model still exists, but they can happen at the same time
Depends on the kinds of information and rotes of storage
Long-term memory
General knowledge, semantic and episodic memory
Explicit/declarative memory
Includes procedural memory, priming, classical conditioning
Implicit/non-declarative memory
One stimulus influences response to another
Priming
Divided by motor skill or cognitive skill
Procedural
Repeated stimulation with a salient reward
Classical conditioning
How do we assess someone cognitively in a functional point of view
Integrative approach
Study of neural diseases
Neuropathology
