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Question 1

Implicit memory

Answer 1

Procedural memory like typing brushing teeth and riding.

Question 2

Explicit memory

Answer 2

Conscious, declarative General knowledge about the world and specific personal events.

Question 3

source amnesia.

Answer 3

Not knowing how information that you can retail got into your memory.

Question 3

Hermann Ebbinghaus

Answer 3

Created the forgetting curve which said that forgetting happens fast at first and then slows down. he also studies spacing effect.

Question 4

Language states

Answer 4

Around mont four a child babbles.
In the next stage the Holophrastic stage the chile uses one words.
In the next stage the chile using Telegraph language, more than two words in their language.

Question 5

syntax

Answer 5

The well formed, like Get me go out of car. or stytax correction would be drop me off here.

Question 7

Extrensickly motivated vs Intersnsic motivates

Answer 7

Extrinsic is when you are motivated by something external which Intrinsic motivation is when you are motivated by something you actually want to do.

Question 8

Rrepresenattive Heuristics

Answer 8

Juging/ making prediction on what you have a prototype off and then making a prediction s

Question 9

Available Heurisitics

Answer 9

Jucking something on limited imforamtion typically seen on news.

Question 10

Long term potential

Answer 10

Longer remembering due to repeated firing of neurons.

Question 11

Recall vs recogniation

Answer 11

recall requires more efforst which regonizing is just identifying.

Question 12

The Misinforming effect

Answer 12

Falsey pring a former memory and people belving that that memory actually happens retrograde amnesia.

Question 13

Ionic vs Ecohic

Answer 13

Ionic is eye sight, ladts 1/4 of second which ear/echonic memory last 2 to 4 seconds.

Question 14

retrieval cue

Answer 14

somthing that helps a perosn rememebr, smell, state, sights, feelings, and physical states.

Question 15

interference

Answer 15

when after you lear somhtiung with otehrs sleep. you have interference ith other memories that prevent your reccal of former memories. The sleep ones don’t have interference as they did not form new momeories.

Question 16

Short term vs long term

Answer 16

SHort term, 7 plus or minus two and last 18-30 sec while longer term in unlimited and last forever.

Question 17

Mmenoics

Answer 17

ROgibivs or deark king phild plese come over for some good food. They really on you creating a visual respreation of the topic

Question 18

Phonemes, smalles units of sound. Morphemes, Worlds like a and but that have meaning prefexis sufferses. ed ss

Question 18

Short-term meomry needs active rehireasl to get into longterm.

Question 19

Confrming bias

Answer 19

FInding evidence that befits you case and ignore evidence that go agnist your case.

Question 20

effortful processing.

Answer 20

requirex consuis sttention and efforst to encode. Not sleeping

Question 21

semantic encoding

Answer 21

Meaning ecoded with reahesal so better change of remembering.

Question 22

automatic processing

Answer 22

no consicauss reacll but it havppes autmociual like time of day.

Question 23

intuition

Answer 23

Undertaning somthing without consuicncellys recalling infor. Like immagdely saying his injury is more critical than the others injured.

Question 24

parallel processing

Answer 24

lokking at the colro sizze and shape of a bird.

Question 25

the peg word system

Answer 25

using what you need to remeber with

Question 26

Noam Chomsky

Answer 26

Said that there is a universal predispostion to learn language. (inborn universal grammmer), its just that we have to get introduced to the languages.

Question 27

Linguistic determines

Answer 27

some dribes don’t use past or present tense so their through are only bout the present. this is how language determines thoughts.