Memory Flashcards

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Declarative memory definition

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Memory of facts and events, memories which can be consciously declared or recalled

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Non-declaritive memory definition

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  • Or implicit memory

- Type of LTM that doesn’t require conscious thought

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Short term memory definition

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Capacity for holding, but not manipulating a small amount of information in mind in an active, readily available state for a short period of time

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Long term memory definition

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The type of memory responsible for storage over an extended period of time

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5
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Hebbian synapse

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Simultaneous activation of cells leads to pronounced increases in synaptic strength between those cells

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Hippocampus in memory

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  • Cognitive maps

- Encoding

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7
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Cerebellum in memory

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Procedural memory and motor control

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Amygdala in memory

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Emotional learning and memory
Fear conditioning
Memory consolidation

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Long term potentiation

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  • Occurs in the hippocampus

- Enhanced synaptic activity that occurs in response to a particular pattern of stimulation

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10
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Synaptic plasticity

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The ability of synapses to change

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11
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Potentiated

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An increase in the size of an EPSP in the postsynaptic cell

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