Exam 4 Flashcards

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Memory

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  • The ability to recall previous experience

- The mental capacity to encode, store and retrieve information

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Types of Memory

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  • Short-term memory
  • Long term memory
  • Working memory
  • Procedural memory
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Short-term memory

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  • One time exposure
  • Limited capacity
  • Limited duration
    - 20 Seconds without rehearsal
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Long Term memory

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  • Requires practice
  • infinite capacity
  • lasts a life-time
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Types of long-term memory

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  • Declarative

- Non Declarative

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Declarative long term memory

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  • Things you know that you can tell others
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Types of declarative long term memory

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  • Episodic
  • Semantic
  • Damage
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Episodic declarative long term memory

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  • Remembering your first day in school
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Semantic declarative long term memory

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  • Knowing information known
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Damage to the long term memory

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  • Inability to form new episodic and semantic memories
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Non Declarative Long term memory

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  • Things you know that ou can show by doing
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Types of non declarative long term memory

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  • skill learning
  • priming
  • Conditioning
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What is skill learning

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  • Knowing how to do something
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What is priming

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  • being more likely to use a word you hear recently
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What is conditioning

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  • reactions to stimuli
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What is working memory

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  • brain anatomy
  • Associated with pre-frontal cortex
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Damage to working memory

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  • difficulty holding information in mind
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Procedural Memory

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  • procedural/implicit memories seem to depend on basal ganglia, motor cortex and cerebellum
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Parts evolved in memory

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  • Neuroscience Gold
  • Hipposcampus
  • Perirhinal Cortex
  • Parahippocampal Cortex
  • Entorhinal Cortex
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Neuroscience Gold effect on memory

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  • Bilateral Medial removed

- Results in anterograde amnesia and retrograde amnesia

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Delcearative effect of neuroscience gold

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  • Consolidation impaired in HM
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Non-Decleartive effect of neuroscience gold

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  • Consolidation not impaired in HM
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Hippocampus effect on memory

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  • important for spatial memory

- consolidation of declarative memories

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Perihinal Cortex effect on memory

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  • Important for visual object memory
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Parahippocampal Cortex effect on memory

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  • Important in viso spatial memory
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Entorhinal Cortex effect on memory

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  • Important in familiarity
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Diseases of memory

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  • Korsakoff’s syndrome

- Alzheimer’s disease

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What is Korsakoff’s Syndrome

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  • Severe form of amnesia that is most common for chronic alcohol use
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Alzheimer’s disease

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Progressive, degenerative and incurable brain disease

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Characteristic of alzheimer’s disease

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  • memory loss
  • confusion
  • Restlessness
  • Agitation
  • hallucinations
  • Impairments in reasoning and planning
  • Loss of language
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What are the genetic basis of Alzheimer’s disease

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  • Amyolid B Plaque build up which interferes with neuron and glial cell function
  • Tau
  • atrophy
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Cholinergic Degeneration

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  • part of alzheimer’s disease

- Ach loss is correlated with AD

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Hebb’s Pstulate

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  • WHen an axon of a cell A is near enough to excite cell B or repeatedly takes part in firing it, some growth process change takes place in one or both cells such a’s efficiency as one of the cells firing B is increased
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Long-term Potentiation

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  • Strengthening of communication between pre- and post- synaptic neurons after repeated stimulation