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4.6 BYA

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Galaxies, suns, Earth, Moon, Water, Amino Acids

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13.7 BYA

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Big Bang

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3.9 BYA

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First life ( Bacteria)

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1.2 BYA

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Sexual reproduction

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500 MYA

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Vertebrates in sea fish

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365 MYA

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Amphibians on land, first animals on land

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240 MYA

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Dinosaurs involved

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225 MYA

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First mammals

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65 MYA

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Mass extinction, Dinosaurs out

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35 MYA

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Apes

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7 MYA

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Communication of chimps

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5 MYA

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Ardi

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4 MYA

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Lucy

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2 MYA

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Homo-erectus, Habilis erect

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14
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400 TYA

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Neanderthals

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200 TYA

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Homo Sapien Sapiens out of Africa

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175 TYA

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Adam and Eve

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100 TYA

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2nd out of Africa Migration

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27 TYA

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Neanderthals died out

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Red Shift

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Evidence of expansion of universe

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20
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Galaxy

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100 billion Galaxies

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21
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How many suns in one galaxy?

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100 billion suns in one galaxy

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22
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An average star has..

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3-5 planets

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23
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The rate of expansion is accelerating at

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Almost the speed of light

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1960?

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Scientists seek energy residue left by Big Bang

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25
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First element formed

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Hydrogen

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26
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Gravity pulls what together

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Hydrogen

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Singularity

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The universe began as a large mass of intensive heat and matter ( fireball)

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28
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Created the universe from a small subatomic particle

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Big Bang

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29
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if everything was expanding than this must mean that

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It must have been in unison at one point

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30
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What created water on earth?

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Oxygen and hydrogen from cosmetic background, ice comets that hit earth

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Supernova

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Suns burns out and explodes

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32
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Everything was a result of the explosion of

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Stars

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33
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Earth was created by what force

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Gravitational force

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34
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Use to be part of earth

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Our moon

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35
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Can life exist without moon?

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No

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36
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the closer you get to the core of earth…

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The hotter it gets

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37
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Comets are made of…

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90% ice/water

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38
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Ice cube theory

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Ice comets’ orbit intersected Earth’s orbit. Earth being molten at the time caused the ice to melt, creating water

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39
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Miller experiment

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Energy, water, heat and right chemicals create life. In his experiment, Amino acids formed in water.

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40
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Ozone layer

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uv light protection

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41
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2nd law of thermodynamics

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Law of Entropy: The tendency of the universe will shift from order and structure to lack of order and structure

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42
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Threshold moments

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Stages in which new things are developed

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First threshold

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The Universe is tiny, smaller than an atom, immensely hot, and expanding rapidly

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44
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Energy shatters into what distinct forces?

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Electromagnetism and gravity

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45
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Psychology

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Life science based on Evolution

46
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Gene influences…

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Behavior

47
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These kind of genes shut production off

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Regulatory genes

48
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Behavioral genetics

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Why you act, and think the way you do

49
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Is an overloading area for an introvert

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Brainstem

50
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Brain gets modified by…

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Experience

51
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Genes and life experiences influence…

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Who you are

52
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Cognitive psychology

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Study of how people think and learn

53
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Four misconceptions about learning

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Learning is fast, knowledge is composed of isolated facts, being good at a subject is a matter of inborn talent, Multi-tasking is effective

54
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Stephen chew’s advice:

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Plan for assignments to take longer than expected, you should review and recall, do not memorize but comprehend

55
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Time and hard work leads to

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Success

56
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Metacognition

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A student’s awareness of how they truly understand a concept

57
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Weaker students have a…

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Poor Metacognition

58
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The brain is composed of circuits that…

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Specialize on different things

59
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The brain weighs…

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3 pounds

60
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The brain is how much of the body

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2%

61
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Rem sleep

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Information is absorbed and long term memory is organized/modified

62
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Limbic system

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Responsible for sensations, feelings, emotions

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Hippocampus

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Assists in moving memory into short term to long term. It retrieves stuff during review and recall

64
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The Major memory system

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Sensory, short term , long term

65
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Is a physical alteration of cells and circuits in the brain

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Memory

66
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Makes memory stronger and more accessible

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Emotion

67
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Every long term memory is unconscious until…

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Recalled

68
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The main processes involved in long term memory are

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Encoding, storage and retrieval

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Encoding

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Short term to long term memory

70
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Implicit

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Unconscious memory and subcategory of long term memory that involves the automatic recall of a memory

71
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Types of Implicit memory

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Procedural and conditioned emotional response

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Procedural

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Tasks and skills

73
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Conditioned emotional response

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Connection between a memory and an emotional reflex

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Explicit

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Conscious memory and the subcategory of long term memory that involves the conscious recollection of things and facts

75
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Types of explicit memory:

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Episodic memory and Semantic memory

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Episodic memory

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Involved with the recollection of personally experienced events of a specific time, place and the context surrounding the environment

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Semantic memory

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Involves retaining and recalling worldly knowledge

78
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Two factors that affect how well a memory is retrieved

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Sleep and memory organization

79
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Allows for the consolidation of memories stored in the brain over the course of the day

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Sleep

80
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Involves the storage and retrieval of learned information and experiences

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Memory

81
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Factors that influence memory

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Degree of attentiveness, strength of motivation, emotional state and context

82
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Results from the detection of stimuli by the senses

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Sensory memory

83
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Involves retaining and retrieving limited amounts of information for a short period of time

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Short term memory

84
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Include the memories of recent facts, as well as the more consolidated memories from the distant past

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Long term memory

85
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Main processes involved with long term memory

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Encoding, storage, and retrieval

86
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The active process of memory consolidation that makes memories less vulnerable to being forgotten

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Storage

87
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Two methods of retrieval

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Review and recall

88
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Deciding whether one thing, among others, has been previously encountered

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Recogniton

89
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Recall

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Actively reconstructing the information of a memory

90
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Two strategies that assist in the organization of memories

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Repetition and elaboration

91
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Taking a piece of information and repeating it continuously, keeping it in short term memory for as long as possible

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Repetition

92
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Associating new information with information already stored in long term memory

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Elaboration

93
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Characterized by high- energy brain waves, similar to those found in the wake cycle
Rapid eye movement

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Rem

94
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Last about 10-15 minutes

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Rem

95
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Working memory

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Short term memory

96
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1 sec

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Sensory

97
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20 sec

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Short term

98
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Lifetime

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Long term memory

99
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10 TYA

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Agricultural revolution

100
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Agriculture Revolution

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Increase population
More calories/ fewer nutrients
Environment destruction

101
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Meat, plants, fat

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Meat: 20%
Plants:80% calories
Fat: 4%

102
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H.S.S population

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1-2 million Globally

103
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Population of planet

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7.2 billion

104
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What keeps population steady

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Predators, starvation, disease,

105
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1 billion

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1830

106
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2 billion

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1930

107
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3 billion

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1960

108
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4 billion

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1975

109
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5 billion

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1987

110
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6 billion

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1999

111
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7 billion

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2010

112
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8 billion

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2025

113
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Cosmetic background radiation

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Left over energy due to the Big Bang

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