Midterm Review MEMORY, THINKING AND LANGUAGE

Question 1

What is Repression?

Question 2

Mnemonics

Answer 2

also known as a memory aid, is a tool that helps you remember an idea or phrase with a pattern of letters, numbers, or relatable associations.

Question 3

Connection Mnemonics

Question 4

Image/ Model Mnemonics

Question 5

Music Mnemonics

Question 6

Name Mnemonics

Question 7

Note Organization/ Outline Mnemonics

Question 8

Spelling Mnemonics

Question 9

Short-term Memory

Question 10

Procedural vs. Declarative memories

Question 11

Recall vs. Recognition

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Recall is remember from memory w/o sensory cue, recognition is remembering with the us of a sensory cue. (Match is recognized)

Question 12

Retrograde Amnesia

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Inability to remember past episodic information (common after head injury)

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Anterograde Amnesia

Answer 13

Inability to form new memories; related to hippocampus damage. (Finding Dory)

Question 14

Long-Term Potentiation

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Proactive Interference

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Proactive = OLD messes with NEW info (info learned earlier interferes with info learned later)

Question 16

Availability vs. Representative Heuristics

Question 17

Wolfgang Kohler

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Chomsky vs. Skinner

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Phonemes vs. Morphemes

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Syntaxes vs. Semantics

Question 21

Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis (Whorf)

Question 22

Retroactive Interference

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NEW messes with OLD (Info learned later messes with info learned earlier)