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I can discuss superior autobiographical memory

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I can discuss superior autobiographical memory

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I can apply cognition, thinking, and problem solving terms

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I can apply cognition, thinking, and problem solving terms

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I can discuss and decide what repression is

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I can discuss and decide what repression is

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Psychogenic Amnesia - A person cannot remember things and there i sno physiological basis for their forgetting (Fugue)

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I can apply definitions from yesterday to explain what cognition really is

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I can apply definitions from yesterday to explain what cognition really is

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Cognition is the state of being aware of the processes that allows oneself to process information and be self aware

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I can understand and the new turn in system and cognition definitions

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I can understand and the new turn in system and cognition definitions

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Superior Autobiographical Memory - Ability to  remember past events clearly without error

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Babbling Stage

3 - 4 months

Spontaneous utterances

Goo goo, ahh

One Word Stage

1 - 2 years old

Use one word to convey meaning

Two Word Stage/ Telegraphic Speech

2.5 year olds

Two words to convey meaning

Benjamin Worf

Linguistic Relativity - Language determines the way we think

BF Skinner

Language is learned through association and reinforcement

Chomsky

Learn and speak language used in the environment

Phonemes -
Smallest units of language
Morpheme -
Smallest units that have meaning

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Forgotten the dryer was running - Failure to store

Forgot to do Chem homework - Proactive Interference

Forgot SS - Decay

Proactive Interference - Old info interferes with new info
Retroactive Interference - New info interferes with old info
TOT Phenomenon - Seldom used words or other things prevent retrieval
Decay Theory - Memories decay over time
Reconstruction - LTM changes over time
Schema - Mental script, using the past to make sense of the future
Cues - Helps recognition
Serial Position Effect - Remembering the first and last events of something
Mood Congruent Theory - Remember things based on your mood
Method of Loci - House method

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I can begin designing my memory experiment

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I can begin designing my memory experiment

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Explicit Memory - Memory that requires the conscious mind to recall
Implicit Memory - Recall independent of conscious effort
Procedural Memory - Long term memory associated with how to perform procedures.
Semantic Memory - Recalling common knowledge
Classically Conditioned Memory - Memory that has been conditioned in you via a stimulus
Episodic Memory - A person's unique memory of a specific event
Flashbulb Memory - Events remembered due to a traumatic memory
Priming - Exposure to stimulus that shapes your reaction to a later stimulus
Eidetic Memory - Memory commonly called Photographic that is the ability to vividly recall images from memory with precision

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I can understand sensory registers and the info-processing model

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I can understand sensory registers and the info-processing model

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Information Processing Model (Atkinson Shiffrin Model) - Memory is a process like a computer. Encoding, storage, and retrieval
Sensory Memory -

Visual (Iconic) information lasts 0.5 secs

Auditory (Echoic) lasts about 2-4 secs

Large Capacity

Short Term Memory (Working/Primary Memory) -

Holds perceptions for analysis

Lasts 30 secs without rehearsal

Limited to about 5-9 items

Maintenance Rehearsal (Rote) -  Rehearsing just enough to keep it in short term memory

Elaborative Rehearsal - Moving something into long term memory from repetition

Long Term Memory -

Relatively permanent storage

Unlimited Capacity

Cocktail Party Phenomenon - Hearing something because it has meaning to you