Terms/Implicit/Explicit/Brain areas for both Flashcards
Anterograde amnesia
Cannot later remember events that occur after brain damage
Retrograde amnesia
Cannot remember events prior to brain damage
Anterograde v.
Immediate v.
Short-term v
Anterograde v. retrograde
Immediate v. delayed recall
Short-term v. long-term
Patient HM had what after surgery to what?
Anterograde amnesia and bilateral medial temporal lobectomy - he retained motor learning and procedural learning
Implicit memory is
- Unconscious, unintentional
- Word priming
- Unclear figures
Explicit memory
Conscious recall of previous experience and what is evaluated in neuropsych tests
Implicit memory- brain areas
- Motor cortex
- Basal ganglia
- Cerebellum
- Apparently, no data on brain areas involved in verbal and visual implicit memory
Explicit memory - brain areas
- Hippocampus - spatial memory
- Amygdala - emotional memory
- Medial temporal lone (rhinal cortex) - object recognition
- Temporal cortex - material specific memory deficits
- Dorsal medial thalamus - anterograde and retrograde memory impairment
- Basal forebrain - memory impairment
Frontal lobes are involved in what sort of memory
working memory
Explicit memory - Medial temporal lobe
- Entorhinal
- Perirhinal cortex
- Parahippocampal
In most formulations, the____mediates the formation of____memories
In most formulations, the hippocampal formation mediates the formation of explicit memories
Explicit memory - temporal cortex
Material specific memory deficits; medial temporal; lateral temporal cortex that provides input to medial structures
Dorsal medial thalamus
Anterograde and retrograde memory impairment when damaged
Basal forebrain
Memory impairment
Which lobe for visual implicit memory?
Occipital lobe
