Memory + Lang Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Sensing, long-term, st meanings

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First captured, remembered a stored, giving meaning

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2
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Sensation vs perception

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Perceiving is interpreting

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3
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What’s the diff of consciousness and attention

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Spotlight

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4
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How long and how much info is in sensory

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5-9 items, 15-30 secs

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5
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Whole and partial reports are part of…??

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Sensory register

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6
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Why is sensory memory unconscious?

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Replaced, overwrittenfades

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7
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Phonological loop rs visnosputial

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Edges and lines, sounds and meanings

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8
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Rehearsal vs prolonging

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Repetition, the need to

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9
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Chunking helps increase info in…?

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Short term

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10
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Elaboration vs interpretations

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Adding to info, explaining meaning

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11
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How do mnemonics help?

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Help wo remember bill not always meaning

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12
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Diversification vs distribution

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Adding on to prior, splitting up studying

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13
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Reconstructive memory uses memory schemas to

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Scripts/expectations

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14
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The encoding retrieval match entai’s

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Similarity with cues

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15
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Retrieval help Te

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Retrieve memory forgotten

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16
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Retroactive vs. prospective

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New > old, new < old

17
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Abilities can/can’t w/anterograde include

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Problem solving, survival skills

Cannot use retrieval cues

18
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Weak vs strong linguistic relativity

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Influence vs determination

19
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Language hierarchy?

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Sentence, phrases, words/morphemes, phonemes

20
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Morphemes meaning

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Smallest units changing meaning
Rules for sentence order
Rules for logical meaning

21
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Pragmatic rules include

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• Efficient among
. Taking turns
Truthful
Relevant informative

22
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The stages of talking

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Cooing, babbling, jargon, first telegraphic words

23
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Why is categorization not always reliable

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Foggy lines exist

24
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What is an ill-defined vs well-defined problem

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Unclear /clearstarting ending point

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Algorithm vs heuristics
Step by stop to ensure outcome Short ants that'd on't always ensure outcome
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Availability heuristics
Thing we assume based on prior knowledge