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1
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How many people in the U.K. have dementia?

A

850,000

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What is dementia?

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A progressive problem with processing information including memory

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3
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Is there a cure for dementia?

A

No

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4
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Give 2 symptoms of dementia

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Memory loss and a lack of understanding

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What does dementia do to a person’s ability to function?

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Inhibits it

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How can the MSM be applied to dementia?

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Can’t rehearse things elaborately so new memories can’t be made

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How can WMM be applied to dementia?

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They can’t use the different slave systems so must do one task at a time

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How can Tulving be applied to dementia?

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Lose their episodic memory before their semantic

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How can reconstructive memory be applied to dementia?

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Schemas get muddled up

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How can Baddeley support the WMM?

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Conducted a task of looking for a Z in different letters and similar letters. Dementia patients performed worse on the more difficult task

Shows problems with their CE

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How can Jahn support the MSM?

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Showed that both the LTM and WMM decline with the onset of Alzheimers

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How can Peterson and Peterson support the MSM?

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Rehearsal without distraction helps transfer things to the LTM

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