Topic 6 Flashcards

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Declarative memory

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Facts, events, knowledge about the world etc
recalled consciously
easily formed and easily forgotten

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Non-declarative memory

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Recalled unconsciously
things like how to form a specific skill
longer lasting
formed through repetition

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Types of non-declarative memory

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associative and non-associative learinng

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Associative learning

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When a stimulus triggers and outcome
the is an association between the two things
two types
classical conditioning and operative training

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Pavlov’s experiment

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unconditional stimuli - unconditional response
neutral stimuli + unconditional stimuli - unconditional response
conditional stimuli - conditional response

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Conditional responses

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Are not permanent

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Operant conditioning

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the second type of associated learning
when a person or animal learns that certain behaviours are rewards and certain behaviours are punished
the positive behaviours are more likely to be repeated and the negative ones are less likely to be repeated

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Non-associated learning

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The second type of Non-declarative memory
2 types
habituation and sentization

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Habituation

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When a person or animal becomes desensitised to a stimulus because the brain views it as non-threatening
i.e living next to train tracks

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Sensitization

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When a person develops an exaggerated response to a stimuli
usually happens when you have a traumatic experience

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Memory consolidation

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Turning short-term memories into long-term memories
sensory information - short-term memory - consolidation - long-term memory

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engram

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what memories are stored as

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Hebbian Theorey

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Neurons that fire together, wire together
synaptic connections between neurons are stronger when they are fired together
therefore when one cell fires it is easier to for the others to fire
cell assembly is all the connected neurons

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Hebbain modification

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repeated exposure to a stimuli strengthens the connects

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Rhino Cortex

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the circuit for remembering declarative memory
1- sensory informatin is processed in parietal, occiptial and prefrontal coretx
2- information travels through parahippocampus gyrus and rhino cortex
3 - sent to hippocampus
4- sent to thalamus and hypothalamus

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Delayed Non-match to sample

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The monkey experiment
tests declarative memory and recognition memory
bi-lateral leisons in the temporal lobe will affect this

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Hippocampus

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Helps encodes memories
specifically spatial memory

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Place Cells

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located in the hippocampus
involved in spatial navigation
help orientate you

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Eight arm radial maze

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Accesses hippocampus and declarative memory
variant 8 arm - access declarative memory and working memory

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Morris water maze

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access spatial memory and place cells

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Procedural memory

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type of non-declarative memory
essentially how you learn skills like riding a bike and driving
learnt through repetition
uses striatum (putamen and caudate nucleous)
to test suse the light up 8 arm tests

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Working memory

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different from short-term memory
When information is stored for a short period of time but you can manipulate and use this information to problem solve

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Wisconsin Card sorting test

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Accesses working memory

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Striatum

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Procedural memory

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perirhinal cortex
consolidation of declarative memory
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Inferotemporal cortex
Visual memory
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Prefrontal cortex
working memory
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Amnesia
The inability to remember or learn new things serious memory loss
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Absolute Amnesia
Complete loss of memory and inability to reme,ber
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limited amnesia
associated with other neurological deficts
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Dissociative Amnesia
not connected to any other neurological deficits can still think clearly associated with brain injury
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retrograde amnesia
Cant remember
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anterograde amneisa
cant learn or remember new info
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Transient Global anmesia
temporary caused by significant injury sudden antegrade and retorgrade will forever have no memory of the event patents are disorientated and ask the same questions repeatdely
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Wernicke's encelphalopathy
Caused by alcohol abuse thiamine deficiency ocular disturbance confusion lack of corrdiantion can turn into korsakoff syndrome
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Korsaktoff syndrome
severe retorgrade and anterograde no loss of intellectual ability but do make up stories to diagnosis do the wisconsen card test