Learning 2- Memory Flashcards

1
Q

3 phases of memory

A
  1. aquisition (encoding)
  2. Retention (maintenence- active process)
  3. Retrieval- finding what needs to be used
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2
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Working memory

A

attention, things your working on right now (5-9 things)

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3
Q

Reference- Declarative

A

accesible to conscious (what is the capital of France)

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4
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Declarative-episodic

A

specific events in your own life (autobiographical)

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5
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Declarative-sementic

A

facts about the world ( what color is the grass)

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6
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Reference-procedural

A

how to do somthing

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7
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Procedural- simple associative

A

habits/ steak and salivating

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8
Q

General method in testing working memory

A

present stim
Retention interval
present test stim
wait (Intertrial interval)

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9
Q

What makes working memory better

A
short RI
longer presentation
less distractors
longer ITI
more practice
less interference
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10
Q

why is longer ITI better

A

more rare CS-US pairings lead to more learning

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11
Q

Proactive interference

A

Several trials in quick succesion

previous mems interefere with new ones

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12
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Reteroactive interference

A

During RI present a distractor

-interferes w memory maintence

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13
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Memory trace theory

A

a memory trace is laid down when a stim is presented
longer stim presentation= stronger trace
During RI, ITI trace decays

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14
Q

evidence of memory trace

A

more stim presentation time improves mem
decrease RI improves memory
more ITI improves memory

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15
Q

evidence against memory trace

A

retroactive interference cant be explained
unreleted stim in the RI should not affect trace (wont make it disapeare)
performance increases with increased number of stims

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16
Q

in ordered learning animals tend to be better in

A

early items in list (primacy- cant be explained by mem trace)
last items in list (recency)

17
Q

diference between short, med and long Ris in memory

A

short- better at recent
med- better at primacy and recent
long- better at primary

18
Q

What is retrieval based on

A

cues in the environment

19
Q

Warm up decrement

A

Animals perform worst on the 1st few trials

can be reduced by giving reinforcer before trial

20
Q

what is state dependent memory

A

retrival depends on on cues in animal

-better if tested at the same time as training

21
Q

Bischof-kohler hypothesis

A

animals are trapped in their current motivational state

22
Q

Meta memory and how do u test it in animals

A

knowing what you know

- give option to take a test- if you remember you should take the test (vise-versa)