Learning and Memory Flashcards

1
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What are the two areas of learning

A

associative

Non-associative

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2
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types of associative learning

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passive

operant

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3
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types of non-associative learning

A

simple and compelx

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4
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What is memory

A

encoding, storage, and retrieval of learning information

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5
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What are the stages of memory

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recall, codification, contex

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6
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memory trace

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pattern of activity uniqut to the record

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7
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how do you maintain short term memory

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frequent rehearsal

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8
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how do you transform short term memory to long term memory

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consolidation

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9
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how long is short term memory stored for

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second - minutes - hours

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10
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how long is long term memory stored for

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years

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11
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working memory

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process for holding information in a useable form for basic cognitive activities

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12
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What are some deficits to working memory

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it’s limited, easily distracted, fragile

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13
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what is working memory mediated by

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prefrontal cortex

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14
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What is declarative memroy

A

explict, descriable

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15
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what is declarative memory mediated by

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hipoocampus, temporal lobe, cortex

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16
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what are different types of declarative memory

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episodic, semantic

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17
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what is episodic memroy

A

recollection of events in context of time and place relative to past experiences

18
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what is semantic memory

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facts. general knowledge

19
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What is non declarative memroy

A

implicit, not easy to descrie

20
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What are types of non declarative memroy

A

priming
procedural
associative

21
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What is priming mediated by

A

neocortex

22
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what is priming

A

presenting with info and later given part of the presenting info in hopes that you’ll remember the rest

23
Q

What is procedural mediated by

A

striatum

24
Q

what is procedural

A

remembering steps to perform action

25
Q

what are examples of associative learning

A

emotional, motor

26
Q

what is emotional mediated by

A

amygdala

27
Q

what is motor mediated by

A

cerebellum

28
Q

What are the domains of memory

A

cognitive
psychomotor
affective`

29
Q

What is Hebb’s postulate

A

When an axon of cell A exictied cell B repeated some change happens so A becomes more efficeitn

30
Q

long term potentiation

A

an enduring increase in synaptic efficacy that results from high frequency stimulation of an afferent pathway

31
Q

Many forms of LTP depend on what

A

NMDA receptors

32
Q

what affect does increased NMDA receptor acitivy have

A

makes us smarter

33
Q

What are the processing stages of memory

A

acquistition, rehearse, consolidate

34
Q

dialogue

A

synchronized oscillation b/w hippocampus and cortex memory replay during slow wave sleep

35
Q

fear extinction

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getting rid of fear conditiong

36
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mechanism for fear extinction involves what three structures

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prefronal cortex, amygdala, hippocampus

37
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anterograde amnesia is primarily a defect in what

A

consolidation

38
Q

damage to what can cause anterograde amnesia

A

hippocampus

39
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What does antergorate amnesia affect

A

declarative memroy

40
Q

agnosia

A

inability to recognize stimuli, commands

41
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damage to what causes retrograde amnesia

A

cortex and forebrain