memory Flashcards

(53 cards)

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 Sensory memory

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Remembering some thing briefly

ex. Asking a Student what you just said and they can give you an answer

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Self reference affect

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remember things better when you relate it to yourself

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Spacing

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studying a little group at a time

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deep processing

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coming up with deeper meanings to remember things

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Mnemonics

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Hooks people used to remember things

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Peg word

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hang a memory on an image

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Chunking

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Type of pneumonic

Chunking things together like a phone number

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Implicit memory

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muscle memory

ex. Learning how to ride a bike

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Explicit memory

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knowing stuff (knowledge)

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Automatic processing

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Remembering some thing without trying to remember

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Effortful processing

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trying to remember something

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Procedural memory

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Routine/knowing things in steps

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encoding

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getting things through each part of memory

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decay

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Forgetting

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Priming

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things that spur your memory

ex. music/smell

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Flashbulb memories

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Highly emotional memories

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Interference

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getting in the way of learning something accurately

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Proactive

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—> Old messing up new

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Retroactive

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<— New messing up old

ex. You’ve known German your whole life but you just learn French and when speaking German you add French words

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shallow processing

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Kind of processing but not really

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Cerebellum

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Helps with implicit memory

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Hippocampus

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Takes memory from short-term to long-term

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Overlearning

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Going over so much that you really know it

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anterograde amnesia

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no new memories after accident

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Retrograde amnesia
Loss of all memories
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Short term stress’s affect on memory
Enhances memory
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Long-term stress’s affect on memory
Causes hippocampus to shrink
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Iconic memory
sensory memory with sight | ex. Hear or see is in there briefly
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Where are explicit memories and the brain?
Throughout cerebral arteries
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Amygdala
- Part of the brain that makes you feel strong emotion | - Next hippocampus so that’s why you associate emotions with memories
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Recognition
When you see something you recognize | ex. mult choice on test
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Recall
when you have to recall a memory you need to encode it better
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Source miss attribution/source amnesia
Forgetting where you learn some thing
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Tip of the tongue phenomenon
When somethings on the tip of your tongue – retrieval issue
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Next in line effect
Not listening to the person ahead of you because you know you’re next
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Serial position effect
learn the first and last parts of a sequence best | ex. activity in class
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Types of encoding
- Visual - Acoustic – sound - Semantic– Story behind it
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Herman Ebbinghaus
studied memory and how fast he forgot things
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long-term potentiation 
reacting to some thing because you associate that with something that causes a reaction ex. snail experiment 
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Cerebral cortex
Where memories are stored
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Rosie retrospection
Remembering good things better than bad
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Neurotransmitter
A messenger that transports info through the brain
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acetylcholine
The neurotransmitter associated with memories
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Mood congruency
Remembering happy things when you’re happy and sad things when you’re sad
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Place congruency
remembering things about a place when you are there 
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Freud
Came up with how people try to forget things (repression)
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repression
Motivated forgetting
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method of loci
putting things in a place | ex. Remembering talking about a topic when you are where you talked about that topic
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Episodic memory
remembering what you have done through the day
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Recency effect
Remembering things that happen recently | ex. And saying that the greatest football player of all time is someone you’ve seen play recently
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context dependent memory
remember things better in the context of where you learned it
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primacy
the first part of a sequence
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recency
the last part of a sequence