Lecture 07 Long-term Memory Flashcards

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Serial Position Curve

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Distinction between short-term and long-term memories

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2
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Primacy Effect

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Rehearse -> long-term memory

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3
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Recency Effect

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30 secs delayed eliminated recency effect

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4
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Coding

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Form in which stimuli are represented
- Visual and auditory
- Semantic

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5
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Semantic Coding in Short-Term Memory

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Proactive interference doesn’t affect when semantic changes

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6
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Semantic coding in long-term memory

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Recognition memory

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7
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LTM in the Brain

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  • H.M.: Hippocampus
  • Clive Wearing: Medial temporal lobe
  • Retains STM
  • Can’t form LTM
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STM in the Brain

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  • K.F.: Parietal lobe
  • impaired STM
  • form LTM
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9
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Types of Long-Term Memory

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  1. Explicit
    - Episodic
    - Semantic
  2. Implicit
    - Procedural
    - Priming
    - Conditioning
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10
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Episodic Memory

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Events that happened in the past

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Semantic memory

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General knowledge

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12
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K.C.: Damaged Hippocampus

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  • No episodic memory
  • Semantic memory intact
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13
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Italian Woman

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  • Episodic memory intact
  • Impaired semantic memory
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14
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Episodic and Semantic Memory Interaction

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  • Episodic can be lost
  • Leaving only semantic
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15
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Semantic can be enhanced by…

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Associated with episodic
- Autobiographical memory
- Personal semantic memory

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16
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Time Affects Memories

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Forgetting increases with longer intervals after encoding

17
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Familiarity

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Semantic memory by recognition

18
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Recollection

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Episodic memory by recall

19
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Constructive Episodic Simulation Hypothesis

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  • Episodic memories are extracted and recombined to create simulations of future events
  • Anticipate future needs and guide
    future behaviors
  • Mind wandering
  • K.C.: loss episodic memory + can’t imagine future event
20
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Implicit Memory

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Learning from experience is not accompanied by conscious remembering

21
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Procedural Memory

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Skill memory: memory for actions
- No space-time need
- H.M.: cannot form new LTMs, can still learn new skills

22
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Priming

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Priming stimulus changes person’s response to a test stimulus
- Propaganda effect
- Unaware of previously seeing or hearing statement
- Advertisements

23
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Propaganda effect

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More likely to rate statements read or heard before as being true

24
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Classical Conditioning

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The person has forgotten about original pairing of the stimulus and the response

25
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LTM Structure

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  1. Encoding
  2. Retrieval
  3. Maintenance rehearsal
  4. Elaborative rehearsal
26
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Levels of Processing Theory

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Types of encoding to retrieval
- Shallow: Physical
- Deep: Meaning

27
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Factors That Aid Encoding

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  • Visual imagery
  • Self-reference effect
  • Generation effect
  • Organizing information
  • Survival value
  • Retrieval practice effect
28
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Visual imagery

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Paired-associate learning
- Pairing words with visual imagery

29
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Self-reference Effect

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Memory is better if you are asked to relate a word to yourself

30
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Generation Effect

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Generating material yourself enhances learning and retention

31
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Organizing information

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  • Accessed more efficiently
  • Retrieval cue
32
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Survival Value

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Memory achieved by the “elaborative” tasks

33
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Retrieval Practice Effect

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Increase elaboration
- Testing effect

34
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Information Retrieval

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LTM back into working memory (consciousness)

35
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Measures of Memory

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  • Free recall: Whatever
  • Cued recall: Prompt or Cue
  • Recognition: Stimuli
36
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Retrieval Cues Effectiveness

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Own-generated cue > Other-given cue

37
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Encoding Specificity

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Context -> Encoding
- Location
- Ambient
- State-dependent learning: Mood

38
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Transfer-appropriate processing

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Type of task (Modes) -> Encoding
- Meaning
- Sound

39
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Effective Studying Method

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  • Elaborate: Meaning
  • Generate and Test
  • Organize: Framework, Chunking
  • Spacing effect: shorter study sessions
  • Avoid Illusion of Learning: Reread -> more easier but not learned
  • Taking note