lecture 8 Flashcards

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content dependent learning

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dependent on state lerner is in
easier remember in same context

memory occurs from

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memory is a

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organized concept/ideas

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remembering materials to be learned and their conten\xt

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encoding specificity

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hiarchies linked together by other concepts

represented by nodes

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process info goes from one node to anoter

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spreading acrivation

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nodes activatin lvl

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activate neighboring nodes

draw attn to firing nodes

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when words are related people are ablee to recognize they are words faster
this is called

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symantic priming

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8
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memory testing

recall

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id info after given broad cue

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memory testing

regognition

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given ifno and figure out if it is the right info

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remember know distinction

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ask pt if info can remmeber or feel familiar

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implicit memory

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remember uncounsiously and effortlessly, indedental learning

idirect memory testin

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12
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reptition priming

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if hear word before, i recall it faster

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explicit memory

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info consiously try to remember, requires intentional learning

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source confusion

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processing pathway

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sequence of detors and connections btw leads ro recignizing or remmebing sequence

repeated use= remember easier

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implicit memry requires processing fluency

what is proessing fluency

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improvment speed or ease of processing

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processing flency changes
becoming more differences to recognize

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change in how much efffort it took to remember something

17
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nature of familiarity

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conclusion we draw ratehr feelig. triggerd by stimulus

18
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3 principles of familarity

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exposure of stimulus before
bc of proir encounter, it is mroe efficient
detect ic fluency
register it as special
figure out why it is special
it is special bc seen before

judgmenet can go astray when seen before so seems familiar but doesnt FEEl familiar

19
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reasons to believe to subdevide memory

functional exivence
biological evidence

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f= foloow differnet rules
b= depend on different brain fx aspects

20
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korsakoff syndrome

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dec of thyamine
related to alcohol syndrome

21
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pin experiemnt where doctor pricked lasy hand but she not rememebr him but refused to shake hand shoes what?

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amnesia pt have resever=d implicit memory w/out explicit memory

22
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optimal learning

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learn depend non how the material will be rememebered later on

make multiple retrival paths