exam 2 Flashcards

1
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memory

A

ability to store and retrieve info over time

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2
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what are the functions of memory

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encoding, storage, retrieval

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3
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encoding

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把我们perceive, think, or feel变成enduring memory

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4
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how are memories made?

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combining old and new info

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5
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elaborative encoding

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relating new info to knowledge already in memory

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6
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visual imagery encoding

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storing info by converting it into mental pic

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7
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organizational encoding

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categorizing info according to relationships among a series of items

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8
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why do we have survival related info?

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natural selection

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9
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storage

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maintain info in memory over time

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10
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sensory memory

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storage that holds sensory info for a few sec or less

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11
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iconic memory

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visual sensory memory

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12
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echoic memory

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auditory sensory memory

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13
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short term memory

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holds non-sensory info for a few sec~a min

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14
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working memory

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active maintenance of info

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15
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rehearsal

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keeping info in short term memory by mentally repeating it

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16
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chunking

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combining small info into larger clusters tt are more easily held in short term memory

17
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long term memory

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enduring memory of facts, exp and skills

18
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what controls long term memory?

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hippocampus

19
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anterograde amnesia

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cannot transfer new info from short to long term stores: 不能形成新的记忆

20
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retrograde amnesia

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cannot retrieve info before a particular date

21
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memory consolidation

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process when memories become stable in brain

22
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reconsolidation

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when recalling memory, it can be easily disrupted, requiring to be consolidated again

23
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retrieval

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bringing back info previously encoded and stored

24
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retrieval cues

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external info tt helps bring stored info to mind: it starts with an A!

25
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encoding specificity principle

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encode的环境和retrieve 一样帮助回忆。retrieval cue is effective when it helps recreate the way in which info was first encoded

26
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state dependent retrieval

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better retrieval when internal environment is same as encoding

27
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transfer-appropriate processing

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better retrieval when external environment is same as encoding: underwater

28
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retrieval induced forgetting

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retrieving an item from long term 导致没办法想起类似item: remember orange forgot apple

29
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explicit memory

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info tt we can recall intentionally and we have conscious awareness of it

30
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episodic

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collection of past exp occurred at a time and place: bday

31
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semantic

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facts and concepts that make up our knowledge of world

32
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implicit memory

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past exp influence later behavior, even w/t effort to remember them

33
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prodecural

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getting a skill from practice, or “knowing how” to do things: bicycle

34
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priming

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recent exposure to stimulus => can better think about it: K _ _ _ => kick

35
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transcience

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forgetting w/ passage of time

36
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retroactive interference

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info learned later damage whats learned earlier

37
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proactive interference

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info learned earlier damage later ones

38
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absentmindedness

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no attention results memory failure

39
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prospective memory

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remembering to do things