Knowledge & Memory (WEEK THREE) Flashcards

(33 cards)

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FEAR CIRCUIT

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> amygdala
hippocampus
pre-frontal cortex

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BASOLATERAL AMYGDALA

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> processes emotional info + reward
goal-behaviour
associative learning

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RECONSOLIDATION

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process of stabilising a memory after recalled

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PARAHIPPOCAMPAL GYRUS

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responsible for navigation

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SEPTAL AREA

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> influences emotion
praise processing

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DENTATE GYRUS

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creates episodic memories

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THALAMUS

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> emotions
memory
learning

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HYPOTHALAMUS

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> produces hormones
regulates hunger, thirst & mood

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HIPPOCAMPUS

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> learning
memory

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AMYGDALA

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> emotion
behaviour
memory

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CINGULATE CORTEX

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> pain processing
emotion
decision-making

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CONFIRMATION BIAS

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tendency to disregard information not congruent with our current values, beliefs or understanding

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AVAILABILITY BIAS

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tendency to rely on easily retrieved information to guide decision making

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SALIENCE BIAS

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predisposition to focus on more prominent stimuli in our environment

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HEURISTICS

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mental shortcuts subconsciously relied on when required to solve a problem

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RECENCY EFFECT

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most recent items in a sequence can be recalled

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PRIMACY EFFECT

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remembering earlier words in sequence; first items ‘stick’ in LTM

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SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY

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ability of synapses to change strength over time; adapt to new information

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LIMBIC SYSTEM

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group of interconnected brain structures responsible for emotion and behaviour

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SYNAPSE

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junction between two cells

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NEURON

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> cell that receives & sends messages from the body to the brain & back to the body
heart of the nervous system

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SERIAL RECALL

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retrieval of items/memories in a specific order

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RETRIEVAL/RECALL

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process of recovering stored memories & transferring back into conscious thought

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DECLARATIVE MEMORY

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knowing a piece of information that can be consciously brought to mind and declared

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SEMANTIC MEMORY
> knowledge pertaining to the world around us > long-term > conscious & declarative
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PROCEDURAL MEMORY
> knowing/remembering how to do things > unconscious & non-declarative
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IMPLICIT MEMORY
> acquired and recalled without conscious awareness > long-term memory > not purposely stored
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EXPLICIT MEMORY
> ability to recall facts, ideas & events from one's life > declarative
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VISUOSPATIAL SKETCHPAD
temporary storage point for spatial information
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EPISODIC MEMORY
memory based on immediate, personal experiences
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PHONOLOGICAL LOOP
stores short-term verbal information
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WORKING MEMORY
immediate conscious perceptual & linguistics processing; short-term memory
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REGISTRATION
the point at which information enters the memory system