unit 7: cognition (flowcharts) Flashcards

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iconic memory

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visual sensory memory

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2
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echoic memory

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auditory sensory memory

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3
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short-term memory

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memory that holds a few items briefly

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4
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rehearse

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to get info into storage

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5
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retrieve

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to get info out of storage, it has to be retrieved

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6
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long-term memory

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-relatively limitless, permanent memory where info is stored
- enhanced/hindered by stress
- not disrupted by electric shock

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7
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explicit memory

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  • easy to explain
  • declarative memory
  • conscious memory of facts/events
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implicit memory

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  • impossible to explain
  • nondeclarative memory
    automatic memory of skills/behaviors
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9
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episodic memory

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memory of autobiographical events

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10
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semantic memory

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memory of facts and knowledge

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11
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hippocampus

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where explicit memory is formed

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12
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cerebellum

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where implicit memory is formed

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13
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limbic system

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where the hippocampus and cerebellum are stored

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14
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long-term potentiation

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  • repeated stimulations of a neural pathway caused LTP
  • faster = memories
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15
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cortisol

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  • released in response to chronic stress
  • can destroy the hippocampus
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16
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adrenaline

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  • releases during acute stress
  • explains flashbulb memories (clear memories of emotional events)
17
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encoding failure

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  • we didnt pay attention or rehearse it
18
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storage failure

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  • memories that aren;t rehearsed are lost
19
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retrieval failure

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  • inability to locate memories
  • tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
20
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retroactive interference

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  • new affects old
21
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proactive interference

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  • old affects new
22
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repression

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  • motivated forgetting
23
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ebinghaus curve

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over 50% of what we learn is quickly forgotten if note rehearsed

24
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memory construction

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  • creating false memories
25
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source amnesia

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  • misattributing the source of info
26
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misinformation effect

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  • incorporating misleading info (wording effect)