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Memory: Types Of Long Term Memory - JWW Flashcards

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1
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Who created the idea that there are 3 TYPES of LTM?

A

Tulving

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Name the 3 TYPES of LTM

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Procedural

Semantic

Episodic

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Procedural Memory is knowing…

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HOW

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Knowing HOW is what type of LTM?

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Procedural

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Semantic memory is knowing …

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THAT

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Knowing that is what type of LTM?

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Semantic

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Episodic memory is knowledge of …

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Events

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Knowledge of events is what type of LTM?

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Episodic

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Procedural memory is knowledge of what skills?

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Motor Skills

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Knowledge of motor skills is what type of LTM

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Procedural

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11
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Give an example of a motor skill that procedural memory is responsible for

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Riding a bike

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12
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Procedural memories cannot be explained as they are unconscious - give the key term.

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Non-declarative

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Non-declarative memories mean that they are …

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Unconscious

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Name the 2 areas of the brain responsible for procedural memories

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Cerebellum

Motor Cortex

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The Motor Cortex is responsible for which type of LTM?

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Procedural

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The Cerebellum is responsible for which type of LTM?

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Procedural

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Riding a bike is an example of which type of LTM?

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Procedural

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Tulving criticised the MSM’s view of LTM for being too?

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Simplistic

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The MSM states LTM is unitary - what did Tulving state about LTM to criticise this idea?

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There are 3 types

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Semantic memories are what about the world?

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Knowledge

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21
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Give an example of semantic memory

A

London capital of England

22
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London is the capital of England is an example of what type of LTM

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Semantic memory

23
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Semantic memories involve conscious recall - what is the key term?

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Declarative

24
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Semantic memories are declarative, meaning they require?

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Conscious recall

25
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We do not remember when/where we coded semantic memories, this means they are not …

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Time stamped

26
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Semantic memories are not time-stamped, meaning we do not remember …. or …. we coded the information

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When or Where

27
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What brain region is responsible for semantic memories?

A

Temporal Lobe

28
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The Temporal Lobe is responsible for which type of LTM?

A

Semantic

29
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Knowledge of events is what type of LTM?

A

Episodic

30
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Give an example of an episodic memory

A

First day of school//birthday//wedding//funeral

31
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Your first day of school or a birthday is an example of what type of LTM?

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Episodic

32
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Episodic memories require conscious recall, what is the key term?

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Declarative

33
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Episodic memories are declarative, this means they require?

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Conscious recall

34
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We know when & where we coded episodic memories, this means they are …

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Time-stamped

35
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Episodic memories are time-stamped, this means we remember … and … we coded the information

A

When and where

36
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Which brain region is responsible for episodic memories?

A

Hippocampus

37
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The Hippocampus is responsible for which type of LTM?

A

Episodic

38
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MCQ1

A

A

39
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MCQ2

A

B

40
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Types of LTM can be praised for using what types of methods to study the topic?

A

Scientific Methods

41
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Give an example of a scientific method used to study types of LTM

A

fMRI//brain scans

42
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AO3: Who supports the idea that there are different types of LTM?

A

Clive Wearing

43
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AO3: Which of Clive’s types of LTM was damaged?

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Episodic

44
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AO3: Clive could not remember key events in his past like his education - this suggests that which type of LTM is damaged?

A

Episodic

45
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AO3: Which type of LTM was in-tact for Clive?

A

Procedural

46
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AO3: Clive could still play the piano despite his severe case of amnesia - this suggests that type of LTM is in-tact?

A

Procedural

47
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AO3: How can the case study of Clive Wearing that supports types of LTM be criticised?

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Low population validity

48
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AO3: Why can the study of Clive be criticised for low population validity?

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Only the study of 1 person

49
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AO3: As Clive is a unique case and only the study of 1 individual, what is it difficult to do?

A

Generalise the results to the target population

50
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AO3: What kind of evidence to support the idea of Types of LTM do we have from examples such as PET scans?

A

Neuroimaging evidence

51
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AO3: Neuroimaging evidence comes from conducting what type of scan?

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PET

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