Week 10 - Decision making and memory Flashcards

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What is response selection?

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Using important information from stimulus identification phase

Selecting appropriate response

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What is response programming?

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Involves organising the motor system responsible for producing the desired response

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What is the comparator system?

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Acts as a quality assurance check of the movement that has been chosen

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What is the multi-model memory store?

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Short term sensory store - <1 sec, large capacity

Short term memory - 1-60sec, limited and fragile storage

Long term memory - Infinite, large capacity

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What is the short term sensory store?

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Otherwise known as sensory memory

Lasts for very short period and is quickly replaced by new data

Divided into 5 memory types, one per sense

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What is short term memory otherwise known as?

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Otherwise known as working memory

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What is short term memory?

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Responsible for strategy selection, planning, monitoring task performance and coordinating the other two components

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What is the phonological loop?

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Responsible for manipulating and maintaining speech-based information within the working memory

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What is the visuospatial sketchpad?

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Responsible for the generation, manipulation and retention of visual images

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What is long term memory?

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The memory system that holds information and experiences, believed to be vast in capacity and unlimited duration

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What are the long term memory types?

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Declarative memory - the “facts” e.g. the amount of time in a game

Procedural memory - Memory of skills and procedures

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What is decision making?

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The process of making a choice from a set of options, with the consequences of that choice being crucial

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Two types of decision making

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Classical

Naturalistic

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What is classical decision making?

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Structured and formulaic process

Select preferred option

Errors are assumed to be down to not considering all the options

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What is naturalistic decision making?

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Study decision making in the natural environment

Doesn’t take into account alternative solutions

Uses memory and pattern recognition

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What is attention bias?

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Implicit cognitive bias defined as the tendency of emotionally dominant stimuli in one’s environment to preferably draw and hold attention

17
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What is choice supportive bias?

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Remembering our pervious choices better than they actually were

18
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What is confirmation bias?

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Only seeing stimuli that we have a preconceived idea about

19
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What is expectation bias?

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Bias towards things that we think will happen

20
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What is gambler’s fallacy?

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The idea that future events are determined by previous experiences

21
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What is hindsight bias?

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Tendency to see past events as being predictable

22
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What can impact information processing?

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Arousal/anxiety

Time constraints

Anticipation and reaction times

23
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How does arousal and anxiety impact information processing?

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Narrows perceptual abilities

More erratic eye movements

24
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How to improve the stimulus response pathway?

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With deliberate practice the stimulus response pathway becomes more developed

25
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What is anticipation?

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Using advance cues and info to coordinate the correct subsequent behaviour

26
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What are the 3 types of anticipation?

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Temporal anticipation

Spatial anticipation

Event anticipation

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What is temporal anticipation?

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Refers to the timing of an action or when something will occur

28
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What is spatial anticipation?

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Refers to where an individual thinks the action will occur

29
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What is event anticipation?

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The determination of what will happen

30
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How do athletes use anticipation?

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Pattern recognition

Cue utilisation