unit 3 topic 3 - memory Flashcards

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1
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What is iconic memory

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allows people to visualize an image after the physical stimulus is no longer present.

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What is an example of iconic memory

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Waving a sparkler in the dark and seeing it after you have moved it

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3
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What is the duration of the iconic memory

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0.3 seconds

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What is echoic memory

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A type of memory that stores audio information long enough for you to register it

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What is an example of echoic memory

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Listening to a song

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What is the duration of the echoic memory

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3-4 seconds

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What is short term memory

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A store that receives information from the long term and sensory memory

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What is the duration of the short term memory

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5-9 pieces of information for 12-30 seconds

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What is long term memory

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takes information from the short-term memory store and creates long lasting memories

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What is the duration of the long term memory

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unknown

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What is semantic networks

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the idea that items in long-term memory are stored in a hierarchical pattern

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What are retrieval cues

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Mental reminders or prompts that we create to assist our recollection later on

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13
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What is declarative memory

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Memories of personal experiences

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14
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What is Procedural memory

A

how to perform particular tasks, skills or actions

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What is Episodic memory

A

long-term memories of episodes or experiences in
your life

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16
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What is semantic memory

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memory for facts or general knowledge

17
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Who created the working model of memory

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Baddeley and Hitch (1974)

18
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Who created the levels of processing theory

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craik and tulving (1975)

19
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What is recall

A

Reproducing information with the fewest possible cues.​

20
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What is free recall

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Recalling information in no particular order

21
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What is cued recall

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Recall that is assisted by cues

22
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Serial recall

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Recalling information in the order it was presented

23
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What is recognition

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A solution amongst alternatives

24
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what is relearning

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Involves learning information again that has been previously learnt and stored in long term memory

25
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What is an encoding failure

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Not being able to transfer information into one of your memory stores

26
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What is a retrieval failure

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An issue with being able to retrieve information from long term memory

27
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What is chunking

A

grouping items together

28
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What are the two types of rehearsal

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Maintenance and elaborative

29
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What is maintenance rehearsal

A

Rehearse to solve the problem of limited duration of STM​

30
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What is elaborative rehearsal

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Give meaning to information to link to other memories​