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Sensory Memory

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Function: Receiving many sensory inputs at a time
Capacity: Large
Duration: Brief

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Echoic

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Auditory memory
Lasts the longest

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Iconic

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Visual memory

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Short Term Memory (working)

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Function: Hold info for brief time.
Capacity: Limited (7-9)
Duration: Brief (20-30 sec)

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Long Term

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Function: Memories
Capacity: Large
Duration: ? possible forever.

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Maintenance Rehersal

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Mental or verbal repetition of info allows info to remain longer.

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Encoding

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Short term to Long term

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Automatic Processing

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Big things, survival

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Effortful Processing

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Have to put in effort

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Shallow Processing

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memorization

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Deep Processing

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Making connections+ applications.

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Rehearsal

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Saying it out load

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Spacing

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30 min breaks

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Imagery

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Visualize info

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Mnemonics

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Words that represent something else

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chunking

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Combining info

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Serial Position effect

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Primary: Remembering what comes 1st.
Regency: Remembering what comes last.

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Tip of the Tongue

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Know you know but can’t produce the knowledge.

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Recall

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Retrieving memories no cues (essay)

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Cued Recall

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retrieving memories with cues (fill in the blank)

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Recognition

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Identifying correct into from a list. (multiple choice)

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Encoding specificity Principle

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When conditions of retrieval are similar to conditions of encoding makes retrieval is more likely.

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Context Effects

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Environment is the same

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State dependent

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Physical (Internal)

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Mood Convergence

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Mood/emotions

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Priming

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Activation, often unconscious, of particular associations in memory.

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Semantic Network Model

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starts 1 place and end in another.
Conversation begins with tree and ends with elementary school teachers.

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Explicit

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Effortful
Frontal lobe (working memory)
Hippocampus ( Left- verbal, Right - visual)
1. Associate names with faces
2. Spatial mnemonics
During sleep memories move to Cortex)

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Implicit

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Automatic
Cerebellum - Classical coditioning
Cortex move to Basal Ganglia - procedural memories

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Infantile Amnesia

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Why activities learned as a baby last to adulthood even if you don’t remember learning it.

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Amygdola

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Mood Congruence

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Long term potentiation (LTP)

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Neural basis for learning and remember associations.

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Retrograde Amnesia

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Unable to remember past episodic event after a head injury

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Anterograde amnesia

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Unable to form new memories (hippocampus damaged)

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Dementia

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Decline in mental function

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36
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Alzhemiers

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Type of dementia
Destroys neurons targeting “memory” neurons 1st.

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Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve

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After 1 day we only remember 20% of what we learned)

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Retrieval Failure

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In long term but can’t get it out

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Encoding failure

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Info never made it to long term memory

40
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Motivated Amnesia

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Suppress undesired memories

41
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Memory Decay

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Use or lose it

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Retroactive interference

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New memories replace old ones

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Proactive Interference

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Old memories interfere with making new ones.

44
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Imagination Inflation

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Imaging an event in great detail
lead to
Believe it is a memory
When it never really happened.

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Schema

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Mental representation of an object
What you expect to see so you do
but it is not really there.

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Loftus experiement

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Eye witness testimonies
- 1 word can change how a person sees and event
Bumped vs. smashed when talking about speed of a car when it crashed.

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Eidetic Memory

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Photographic

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Prospective Memory

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Remember something you need to do I the future,
“I need to remember to take the trash out when I get home.”

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Metacognition

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Thinking about thinking.
“Why did I think about that”

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Barnum Effect

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Believing vague info is true. (horoscopes)

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prototype

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A mental image of a category

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Divergent Thinking

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Proposing many possible solutions in an attempt to suggest i that may work

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Convergent thinking

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Bringing together different ideas to determine a single best solution

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Functional Fixedness

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Tendency to view objects as functioning only in their usual way.

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Mental set

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Tendency to persist in solving problems with tried and true solutions.

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Reprehensive Heuristic

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Determining the likelihood of an event by comparing it to the prototype for the event.

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Availability Heuristic

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Determining the likelihood of an event based on how readily we remember instances of the event.

58
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Overconfidence

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Confidence > accuracy

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Exaggerated fear

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Opposite of overconfidence.

60
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Confirmation bias

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Focus only on supporting evidence

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Belief Perserverance

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Clinging to beliefs even if prove false.

62
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Framing

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How an issue is worded can influence judgement.

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Belief bias

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Beliefs distort logic

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Hindsight bias

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Belief that you could have known an event was coming and changed it.

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Phoneme

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Sound

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Morpheme

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Smallest distinctive sound that has meaning.

67
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Babbling stage

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1st stage
spontaneous phonemes.

68
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1 word stage

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2nd stage (1 year)
Dada, mama, doggy

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2 word stage

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3rd stage (2 years)
more food, no dada

70
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overgeneralization

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Generalize grammar rule so they apply to everything.
Broomed vs. swept.

71
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Skinner

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Reinforcemnt leads to language

72
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Chomsky

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Born with universal grammar.

73
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Whorfirm Hypothhesis

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Language shapes thought patterns.

74
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Binet

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Mental age
(can be lower, same, or high than actual age)

75
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Terman

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Stanford binet scale
brought to the U.S

76
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Sterm

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IQ
MA/CA *100 = IQ
68% of pop. lands between 1 st. dev. of the mean (100)

77
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Wecshler

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Modernized
Made a test for children and adults

78
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Sternberg

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3 part intelligence
Analytical: problem solving
creative: Creating novel solutions
Practical: Adapting to you environment.

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Spearman

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g factor

80
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Thurstone and Gardner

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multiple intelligences
7-9
logical
linguistic
musical
naturalistic
interpersonal
intrapersonal
kinesthetic
spatial

81
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Fluid Intelligence

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Decreases with age (reaction time, resoning skills)

82
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Crystallized intelligance

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Grows with age (fact)

83
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Flynn effect

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Intelligence has increased in the last decade.

84
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Standardized

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Administered to large group of people under uniform conditions.

85
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Reliable

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Ability to produce consistent results when administered

86
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Split half

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Reliable
1st and 2nd half have similar results

87
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Test-retest

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Reliable
Multiple time with the same results

88
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Alternate Forms

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Reliable
Even with different questions the test gets similar pass rates.

89
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Vaild

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Test measure what it is supposed to

90
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Criteron

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Valid
Using an old test to make a new one

91
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Construct

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Vaild
Success the test predicts the behavior it is supposed to.

92
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Content

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Valid
Extent to which a test samples the desired behavior

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