Long-term memory and amnesic patients

Question 1

Types of memory

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Question 2

Types of memory- other diagram (watch lecture to clarify)

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Question 3

Amnesic syndrome

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A profound impairment in long-term memory with a relative preservation of all other intellectual capacities.

Question 4

Types of amnesia

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Question 5

The Hippocampus Patient – H.M.

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Question 6

Impaired Long‐Term Memory

Paired-Associate Learning Paradigm

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Question 7

Intact Short‐Term Memory

Brown-Peterson Paradigm and Serial Position Curve

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Question 8

Dissociation between STM and LTM

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Question 9

Dissociation between Explicit and Implicit Memory

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Question 10

Intact Motor Skill Learning

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Question 11

Intact Perceptual Skill Learning

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Question 12

Intact Priming

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Facilitation of the processing of stimuli due to prior presentation of the same or related stimuli.

Question 13

Episodic vs. Semantic Memory in Amnesia

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Question 14

Episodic vs. Semantic Memory in Amnesia

3 patients with bilateral hippocampal damage early in life

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Question 15

Episodic vs. Semantic Memory in Amnesia

All 3 patients unable to remember events of daily life

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Question 16

Impaired Episodic Memory

Beth, Jon, and Kate

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Question 17

But Intact Semantic Memory

Beth, Jon, and Kate

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Question 18

Episodic vs. Semantic Memory in Amnesia

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Question 19

Retrograde Amnesia

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Question 20

Retrograde Amnesia- graphs

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Question 21

Retrograde Amnesia- Patient SS

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Question 22

Episodic vs. Semantic Memory

Amnesia vs. semantic dementia

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