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this memory model uses auditory, gustatory, visual, tactile and olfactory information

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Sensory memory model

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this memory model encompasses face, object, name and spatial memory

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content based memory model

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autobiographical memory is a part of which memory model

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content based memory model

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the time based memory model has what 3 parts

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  1. past (retrograde memory)
  2. present (anterograde memory)
  3. future (prospective memory)
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sensory –> short term /working memory –> longterm memory is which memory model

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storage capacity model

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this area of memory processes along both dorsal and ventral streams and uses its data right away as well as saves it

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Short term- working memory

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what are the 3 components of LTM

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explicit (declarative)
Implicit (non-declarative)
emotional memory

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Explicit memory has ___ & ____

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semantic and episodic

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Implicit memory encomaces ____ knowledge, ____ & _____

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Procedural knowledge, priming, and conditioning

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this is memory for personal experiences (autobiographical memory)

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episodic

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episodic is highly dependent on what brain structure

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MTL - hippocampus

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knowledge of the world - is this type of memory

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semantic

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the theory that the L/RH play two different roles in explicit memory is which model

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HERA

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In the HERA model the LPFC does ___ and the RPFC does _____

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encoding (semantic) & retrieval

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fimbria fornix involves which brain areas

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hippo, thalamus, PFC, BG, Hypothal

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the prefrontal pathway of the hippocampus involves what brain structures

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Hippo, post, temporal cortex

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in the hippocampus sensory cells are found __ and motor cells are found ___

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Senate gyrus, Ammon’s horn

18
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This structure knits together visuospatial info to form a whole perception

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hippocampus

19
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this structure stores episodic memory and indexes associations

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hippocampus

20
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short term memory damage can come from damage to which Brian areas

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FL

21
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a person who struggles in tests of recency memory tasks such as recalling order of events may have damage to …

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FL

22
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a person with problems storing new memories, or problems storing episodic memories has damage to their

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hippocampus

23
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people who struggle with mental time travel may have damage to their

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hippocampus

24
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Patient HM suffered from what kind of amnesia

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Anterograde amnesia

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Patient HM had deficits to ____ memory and ____ memory while his ____ memory was intact

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implicit and episodic damaged, semantic ok

26
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this theory of retrograde amnesia involves autobiographic, factual semantic, and general semantic memory

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Multiple-trace theory

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“different memory is stored in different brain regions, as memory is recalled it is represented in different brain areas making older memories more resilient to damage”

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multiple trace theory

28
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“when a memory is recalled it is then stored away as a new memory, creating many different traces of the same event”

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reconsolidating theory

29
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” the hippocampus consolidates memory then makes them permanent before they are stored, thus more damage to the hippo= more old memories lost”

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system consolidation theory

30
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inability to form new memories

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anterograde amnesia

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inability to access old memories

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retrograde amnesia

32
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the severity of the injury will determine how far back you lose old memories

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time-dependent retrograde amnesia

33
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the loss of old memories and an inability to form new ones

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transient global amnesia

34
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disease that causes MTL damage which results in anterograde amnesia

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herpes simplex encephalitis

35
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herpes simplex encephalitis affects what areas of the brain

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MTL (AA) and insula (RA)

36
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Alzheimers disease cases damage in which brain areas resulting in AA and RA

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MTL, temporal and frontal areas

37
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due to vit B1 deficiency and characterized by lack of inside and both AA and RA

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Korsakoff’s syndrome

38
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Korsakoff’s syndrome affects which brain areas

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Medial thalamus, mammillary bodies in hypothal, and FL atrophy

39
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autism where individuals have excellent memory

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asbergers syndrome

40
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intellectual disabilities but specialized ability in math, memory or music

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savant

41
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people who can completely recall events in their lives

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HSAM - highly superior autobiographical memory

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