memory 2.3, 2.4 Flashcards

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memory

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learning that persists over time

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explicit/declarative memory

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memories made by effortful processing (conscious awareness)

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episodic memory

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type of explicit memory. memories of events

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semantic memories

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type of explicit memory. general knowledge / facts

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implicit memory

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made with automatic processing (without conscious awareness)

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procedural memory

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muscle memory

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prospective memory

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memory related to future actions

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long term potentiation

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increase in neurotransmitter release by sending neuron / increase in receptors on receiving neuron

  • neural basis for learning and memory
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working memory model

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  • central executive
  • phonological loop
  • visuospatial sketchpad
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working memory

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conscious processing of auditory and visual-spatial info

+ retrieved info from long term memory

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central executive

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coordinates focused processing. w/o focused attention, info fades

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phonological loop

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holds auditory info in working memory

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visuospatial sketchpad

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info about objects, their appearance, and location in space

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multi-store model

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  1. sensory memory
  2. working memory
  3. long term memory
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sensory memory

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smell, sight, sound, touch, taste
- max 4s

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iconic memory

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momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli
- few 10ths of a second

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echoic memory

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momentary sensory memory of auditory stimuli

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short term memory

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working memory
— max 20s
— 7 +- 2 chunks capacity

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long term memory

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storage over extended periods of time, unlimited capacity

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automatic processing

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processing (encoding) space, time, and frequency to long term memory unconsciously
- makes implicit memories

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effortful processing

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putting in effort to consciously encode facts and experiences
- makes explicit memories

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encoding

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“two track mind”
- getting info into the brain

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storage

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retaining info

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retrieval

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getting info from long term memory back out

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levels of processing model
single memory store: 3 levels shallowest to deepest 1. structural processing: visual and structural features 2. phonemic processing: phonetic or acoustic qualities 3. semantic processing: meaning ⭐️ ENCODING, NOT STORAGE
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mnemonic devices
memory aids. any learning technique that helps with retrieval or retention in human memory (effortful processing)
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method of loci
add vivid new details to memories of a familiar place
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chunking
organizing to manageable units
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categorization
sorting into groups based on shared traits or features
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hierarchy
complex info broken into broad concepts and subdivided into categories and subcategories
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spacing effect
rehearsing over time (distributed practice) rather than cramming (massed practice)
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memory consolidation
“moving files” storage process where memories migrate from the hippocampus to the cortex for storage
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serial position effect
tendency to remember the 1st and last item in a list
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primacy effect
remember items at the beginning of a list
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recency effect
remember items at the end of a list