time, place, space Flashcards

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hermann ebbinghaus

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first person to quantify memory
‘forgetting curve’: memory decays over time

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lashley

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Where memory was?
Tested via maze (deficits in maze could be because motor not necessarily memory)
He was looking in wrong place -> cerebellum

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3
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why is it called the perforant pathway from entorhinal cortex

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pokes through dentate gyrus

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4
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place cells

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neuronal code for place
cell specific for where you are in space (mapped out via place cells)
fire everytime a rat is in a particular place
ties events to places

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5
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boarder cells

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fire when close to edge

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6
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head direction cells

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which way is head pointing?
fires when an animal’s head is facing a particular direction in an environment (not relative to a compass)

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7
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speed cells

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code for speed

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8
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place cells vs grid cells

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place: if you find something at a place, they’ll fire again when thinking where is the something
grid cells: entorhinal cortex, navigation

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9
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place fields

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place cells are random
(chairs next to eachother dont have cells next to eachother)
when you change environment, the same place cells take on a different identity (code for a different place)

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10
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what happens when you block LTP/LTD in place cells?

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can’t reassign to new environment

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