Week 3 Memory Flashcards

1
Q

What is encoding

A

info turned into a memory

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2
Q

What are the 3 kinds of memory storage

A

episodic, procedural and semantic

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3
Q

What is retrieval

A

from memory to awareness again

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4
Q

Auditory memory is based on

A

sounds

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5
Q

Visual memory is based on

A

images

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6
Q

Semantic memory is based on

A

the ‘meaning’ of an experience

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7
Q

Episodic memory is based on

A

memory of a specific event

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8
Q

Procedural memory is based on

A

steps on how to do something

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9
Q

Explicit memory is

A

Intentional recall

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10
Q

Implicit memory is

A

unintentional recall

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11
Q

Identify 2 approaches to research on memory

A

1- PET scans (Neurological)

2- Observation

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12
Q

What is the Levels of Processing model

A

how well something is remembered depends on the degree to which incoming info is mentally processed.

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13
Q

What is Maintenance rehearsal

A

repeating info to memorise (short term memory)

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14
Q

What is Elaborative Rehearsal

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thinking about how new info relates to info already stored in long term memory. Works better long term than maintenance rehearsal. Supports levels of processing theory.

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15
Q

What is the Transfer appropriate model

A

how well the retrieval process matches the original encoding process.

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16
Q

What is Parallel distributed processing

A

recognition by distributed neural units (new facts can alter knowledge and memories)

17
Q

Describe memory storage and retrieval

A

Storage=encoding–>short term->long term

Retrieval= neural connections retrieve memory from location and bring to consciuosness.

18
Q

What effects memory

A
  • emotional factors
  • recall fade over time (decay theory)
  • interference (old and new memories conflict)
  • anterograde amnesia (memory loss from after accident)
  • retrograde amnesia (loss of memory from before accident)
19
Q

Does repression occur

A

yes, less commonly

Can be retrieved by retrieval cues (sounds, smells, environments)

20
Q

Which biological parts of the brain are involved in memory (3)

A
  • synapses
  • dendrite connection
  • the hippocampus
21
Q

Memory improvement strategies (7) DDLMMRT

A
  • Drugs
  • Distributed practice
  • Long term linking (room with 4 corners and info in each)
  • Mnemonic strategies (acronyms, songs etc)
  • Massed practice
  • Repetition
  • Testing (flash cards)