Memory Flashcards

1
Q

What does VSS stand for?

A

Visou - Spacial Sketchpad

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2
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What does AL stand for?

A

Articulatory Loop

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3
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What does EB Stand for?

A

Episodic Buffer

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4
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Elaboration makes it easier to encode long term memory

A

ELABORATION MAKES IT EASIER TO ENCODE LONG TERM INFORMATION

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5
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What is elaborative rehearsal?

A

When you elaborate around a topic and create meaning behind it

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6
Q

What is loci training?

A

Mind Palace

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7
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What is Baddeley known for?

A

Memory Research

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8
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Where is long term memory stored in the brain?

A

Medial Temporal Lobe / Hippocampus

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9
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If you remove just one Hippocampus will your memory be ok?

A

yes

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10
Q

What does anterograde amnesia mean?

A

Loss of memory AFTER the trauma

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11
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What does retrograde amnesia mean?

A

Loss of memory BEFORE the trauma.

Have trauma, then loose memory from beforehand

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12
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memory starts in a liable form then becomes consolidated over time into a stronger memory

A

STARTS LIABLE - BECOMES CONSOLIDATED

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13
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What is the famous faces test?

A

Famous faces from each decade. if you can t remember the face, your amnesia is from when that person was famous

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14
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What is Episodic memory?

A

Who what where

i.e what you had for diner last night

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15
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What is Semantic Memory?

A

Meaning, understanding, general knowledge, unspecific to actual experiences

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16
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What is priming?

A

You don’t explicitly remember it but your nervous system was implicitly affected by it.

eg. the Word Fragmentation Completion task (HARE, H_R_)

17
Q

What is a habit?

A

When your behavior changes from goal based to context based.

i.e Starting to drive a car, start out goal based, then becomes context based

18
Q

What is under Explicit Memory?

A

Sub conscious

Semantic Memory and Episodic Memory

19
Q

What is under Implicit memory?

A

Conscious

Priming, Habits, Skills

20
Q

What type of memory does temporal lobe amnesia affect?

A

Episodic Memory

21
Q

What are the 4 sins of forgetting?

A

Transience/Memory Decay
Blocking/Retrieval Failure
Absentmindedness/Encoding Failure
Persistence

22
Q

What is retroactive interference?

A

New things interfere with old memories

23
Q

What is proactive interference?

A

Old things interfere with New memories

24
Q

What is blocking/retrieval failure?

A

Tip of the tongue feeling, feeling of knowing.

Intact in amnesia!

25
Q

What is absentmindedness?

A

Failure to pay attention

26
Q

What is memory persistence?

A

The inability to forget. Common in PTSD

27
Q

Why are traumatic events remembered more vividly?

A

The body had a high arousal and attention in the situation, creating a strong memory

28
Q

What are the three sins of memory distortion?

A

Misattribution - assigning a memory to the wrong source. E.g. Witness heard “gun!” thought they saw a gun

Bias - Memory is colored by present beliefs instead of actually what happened

Suggestibility - Altered because of misleading information, false events that didn’t happen (witness car crash, hit | smashed. see glass?)