Learning Memory

Question 1

Is the process acquiring new information

Answer 1

Learning

Question 2

Refers to the persistence learning in a state that can be revealed at a later time

Answer 2

Memory (Squire, 1987)

Question 3

Learning and memory can be subdivided into major hypothetical stages

Answer 3

• encoding
• storage
• retrieval

Question 4

Encoding stage has 2 separate steps

Answer 4

• acquisition
• consolidation

Question 5

Registers inputs in sensory buffers and sensory analysis stage

Answer 5

Acquisition

Question 6

Creates a stronger representation over time

Answer 6

Consolidation

Question 7

Deficits memory as a function of brain damage, disease, or psychological trauma

Answer 7

Amnesia

Question 8

From a cognitive neuroscience perspective, it conceived as a biological changes that underlie the long term retention of learned information

Answer 8

Consolidation

Question 9

Stream processes spartial context and culminate in parahippocampal cortex

Answer 9

Dorsal information

Question 10

Processes exteroceptive signals for scene learning

Answer 10

Caudal hippocampus

Question 11

Stream processes object recognition and culminates in peripheral cortex

Answer 11

Ventral information

Question 12

Processes interoceptive signals in emotional and motivational modulation

Answer 12

Rostral hippocampus

Question 13

Retrogade amnesia form new long term memories

Answer 13

Isolated retrogade amnesia