Long Term Memory Flashcards

1
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what are the four LTM stores identified by Schacter & Tulving (1994)?

A
  • episodic
  • semantic
  • procedural
  • perceptual representation system
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2
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what are the two different types of amnesia?

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anterograde and retrograde

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what is anterograde amnesia?

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impairment in learning and remembering information encountered after the onset of amnesia

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4
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what is retrograde amnesia?

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problems remembering events that occurred prior to the onset of amnesia

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5
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what is declarative memory?

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a form of LTM that involves KNOWING something is the case - involves conscious recollection

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what two LTM stores are included in declarative memory?

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episodic and semantic memory

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7
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what is episodic memory?

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personal experiences of events that occurred in a given place at a given time

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what is semantic memory?

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general knowledge about words, concepts and language

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9
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what is non declarative memory?

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implicit memory - does not involve conscious recollection

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10
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what LTM store is included in non-declarative memory?

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procedural

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11
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what is procedural memory?

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memory for skills, knowing how to perform certain actions

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12
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what is priming?

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facilitating the processing of and response to a target stimulus by showing a related stimulus beforehand

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13
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is priming declarative or non-declarative?

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non-declarative

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14
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outline the HM case study

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  • epilepsy treated by removal of the medial temporal lobes & hippocampus
  • severe impairment of LTM following this
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15
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what three W’s were identified by Nairne (2015) for episodic memory?

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what - specific event
when - a given time
where - particular place

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16
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what is semantic dementia?

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  • poor semantic memory
  • reasonably intact episodic memory
17
Q

what brain area receives damage in semantic dementia?

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anterior temporal lobe

18
Q

what are the two main types of memory tests?

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recognition and recall

19
Q

what are the three different types of recall used in tests for dementia?

A

serial
free
cued

20
Q

Loftus & Palmer (1974) found what in their study on eyewitness testimony?

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memory can be modified and supplemented - different use of verb changed how fast participants thought the car was going