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types of memory
types of learning
stimulus-response learning
classical conditioning
operant conditioning
motor learning
perceptual learning
relational learning
spatial learning
sensory memory
short term memory
long term memory
non declarative memory
declarative memory
episodic memory
semantic memory
memory
learning
hypothesized memory processes
interruptions to hypothesized memory processing
multiple trace hypothesis
multiple memory systems hypothesis
declarative
procedural
emotional
'working with' memory
memory
short term
long term
nondeclarative - lower level brain regions
declarative - brain region is higher level
medial temporal, mid diencephalon, neocortex & prefrontal cortex
sensory memory
short term
working memory
intermediate term
short term memory & FORGETTING
interference theory primacy & recency
factors affecting primacy & recency
consolidation
priming
conditioned fear
habitutation
short term memory brain regions
declarative long term memory brain areas
procedural long term memory brain areas
emotional long term memory
long term potentiation
synaptic plasticity
in classical conditioning an organism
you are listening to a song on the radio when the phone rings. Your mom tells you your favorite uncle has died after being hit by a car.3 months later you hear the same song & feel sad. What is the UR?
the ___ states that a weak synapse will be strengthened if its activation occurs at the same time that the postsynaptic neuron fires
the ability to recall a series of events is referred to as
intense electrical stimulation of axons within the hippocampal formation results in
childhood amnesia
optimal memory at 25
