Chapter 9 Flashcards

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The active maintenance and manipulation of short-term memory

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working memory

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The manipulation and application of working memory for planning, task switching, attention, stimulus selection, and the inhibition of inappropriate reflexive behaviors

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Cognitive Control

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Brief, transient sensations of what has just been perceived when someone sees, hears, or tastes something

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Sensory Memory

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4
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A temporary memory that is maintained through active rehearsal

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Short-term Memory

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5
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Permanent or near-permanent storage of memory that lasts beyond a period of conscious attention

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Long-term Memory

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Nonpermanent memory that lasts seconds or minutes. Sensory memory and STM

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Transient Memory

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The initial temporary storage for info perceived by the visual system

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Visual sensory memory

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The component of working memory that holds visual and spatial images for manipulation

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Visuospatial Sketchpad

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9
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An auditory memory maintained by internal speech rehearsal

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Phonological loop

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10
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The component of working memory that monitors and manipulates the two working memory buffers

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Central Executive

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11
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The tendency for a person to remember fewer words from a list as the length of the word increases

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Word-length Effect

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12
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A test of visual memory in which a subject must indicate which of two novel objects is not the same as one that was recently seen

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Delayed non match-to-sample task

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13
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The manipulation of working memory through the updating of stored info to facilitate goals, planning, task switching, stimulus selection, and response inhibition

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Executive Control

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14
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The frontmost part of the frontal-lobe cortex, essential for working memory and executive control

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Prefrontal cortex (PFC)

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15
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A disrupted ability to think and plan

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Dysexecutive syndrome

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A failure to learn new response, especially as demonstrated by continued adherence to an old, no longer valid response rule

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Perseveration

17
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The left and right sides of the topmost part of the PFC

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Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

18
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The lower left and right sides of the PFC

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Ventrolateral prefrontal cortex

19
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A nueoromoduator that alters neuron-to-neuron communication