Memory

Question 1

Encoding

Answer 1

the conversion of information into a useable form so it can neuroogically stored in meory

Question 2

Rehearsal

Question 2

Consolidation

Answer 2

the neurobiological process of making newly from memory

Question 3

Retrieval

Answer 3

the recovery of stored information and bringing ito conscious awareness for use

Question 3

Storage

Answer 3

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Question 4

Sensory memory

Answer 4

the entry point of memory where all sensory memory information is detctedfrom the environment

Question 5

Short- term memory

Answer 5

a system with limited storaged capaity where information is stored for a short time -

maintains information in conscious awareness

Question 6

Long term memory

Answer 6

a memory that holds an unlimited amount of information for very long time (possibly permently)

Also explicit and implicit

Question 7

Implicit

Answer 7

a long term memory that does not require conscious or intentional retrieval (memory without awareness)

E,g name, adresss

Question 8

Explicit

Answer 8

long term mermoy that can be consciously retrived ( memory with awareness)

Question 9

Semantic

Answer 9

long term explicit memory of facts and knowledge about the world

Question 10

Episodic memory

Answer 10

long term explicit memory of peronally experienced events associated with particular time and place

Question 10

Procedural memory

Answer 10

long term implicit memory of skills that have been learned previously

Question 11

Capacity

Answer 11

the amount of information a memory storage system can hold

Question 12

Hippocampus

Answer 12

a structure in the medial temporal, responsible fot formation, encoding and consilidation of new long term explicitly memories

Question 13

Duration

Answer 13

the lenth of time or how long memeory storage system (long/short-term) can hold a memoery for

Question 14

Basal ganglia

Answer 14

a group of struture deep within the brain, involved in generating voluntary movements and long term implicit memories involving motor skills

Question 15

Amygdala

Answer 15

Involved in emotional reactions particulary fear and anger

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Neo Cortex

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largest and most evolved par of the brain’s cerebral cotext - invooved in higher cognotove fuctions such in language, attention

Question 17

Cerebellum

Answer 17

structure at the base of the brain, invoved in coordination of muscle movements, cognitive process

• formation of long term mototr skill memories

Question 17

Imagined future

Answer 17

Imagining what the night occur in the futiure

Question 18

Alzheimer’s disease

Answer 18

a disorder causing memeory decline and deterioration of cognitive and social skills and personalituy changes

Question 18

Aphantasia

Answer 18

the abstence of visual imagery

Question 18

Acronym

Answer 18

pronounceable words formed by it’s first letters

Question 18

Mnemonic

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any technque used to assist memeory (encoding, retrival and storage)

Question 19

Method of loci

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a mnemonic technique where the items to be remembeed are associated with specific locations of a familiar area

Question 20

Acrostic

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a peom that useses the first initial letters of a word to write out related/ describable words

Question 21

Ceebral