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pointer: cognitive, chomsky
point thumb back: psychodynamic and freud
middle finger: behaviorism pavlov
ring finger: love humanism maslow
pinky: pinky and the brain biological,
extra thumb: darwinism evolutionary
hug yourself: environmental sociocultural

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12/8 I can discuss superior autobiographical memory 

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12/8 I can discuss superior autobiographical memory 

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-remember everyday of life, most important things also other details
- able to test if it really happens, statistics what day it rained in January compare to her memory
- some people bothered others not by reliving memory
-Diane Sawyer's actress friend Mary Lou, officially number 6 patient
-MRI images reveal, thought they would find nothing, but found that some parts of brain  larger in comparison to control group same age
-caudate nucleus ocd and skills
-larger parts bc exercise the skill or good memory bc it is larger
-OCD: closet, germs, organize memories categorize
-DR. mcgauw, ironic bc defy what people show, adrenaline cause remember more
William James wrote the first psychology textbook remember everything= remember nothing
why aren't more like this? live with more intention

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12/7 I can apply cognition, thinking and problem solving terms.

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12/7 I can apply cognition, thinking and problem solving terms.

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packet worksheet

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12/6 I can discuss and decide what repression is. 

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12/6 I can discuss and decide what repression is. 

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Jill Price can't forget, knows dates really well, TV shows when aired, and what she was doing that day, age 12 two lives (past and present), guilt of everything in the past, regret, emotions still real, OCD w/ memories
first identified
Is repression real?
Repression could be real because most people don't remember everything.
semantic: facts
personal memory: episodic

dissociative fugue: friend in coma, guilt of accident stress of wedding, cause to forget

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12/2 I can apply definitions from yesterday and what cognition really is. 

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12/2 I can apply definitions from yesterday and what cognition really is. 

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Cognition is the ability to learn and understand what the your senses are receiving and from experiences, separates us from each other, but we aren't always right
heuristic- a rule of thumb, how you are going to solve a problem. two types, shortcut

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12/1- I can understand (new turn in) and cognition definitions. 

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12/1- I can understand (new turn in) and cognition definitions. 

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coggle

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Sensory memory, STM, LTM, info processing model, forgetting
method of loci, put things to remember in a place you already know

-tip of the tongue phenomenon: seldom used words
-decay theory: naturally forget things, book from third grade?
-interference theory: Proactive retroactive    PO(old)R(new)
LTM Interferences:
-Reconstruction: LTM changes over time, testimony not reliable, Elizabeth Loftus
-Schema: Mental script, use the past
-Cues:
-recognition: you can choose to answer
- recall: have to find answer on your own
Serial position: middle presidents
mood congruent theory: happy memory when happy. leaving room, state dependant

Language Theories:
Benjamin Worf: linguistic relativity, language determines the way that we think, snow and eskimos
BF Skinner: language is learned through association and reinforcement. praise for speaking, introvert extrovert
Chomsky: learn and speak language used in the environment

Language Stages
Babbling Stage: 3-4 months, spontaneous utters goo goo ahh
One Word Stage: 1-2 one word to convey meaning
Two Word/Telegraphic: 2.5, noun and verb
Phoneme: smallest unit of language, change meaning cat, bat rat, letters and their sounds
morpheme: smallest units that have meaning A I pre ed un
1. pay attention, reduce interference
2. rehearsal techniques
3. organization
4. counteract serial position effect
5. time management
6. employ self-monitoring, and overlearning
7. use mnemonic devices ( method of loci, peg-word, acrostics, acronyms)
Rote rehearsal, flashcards, elaborate concept maps

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11/28- I can begin designing my memory experiment.

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11/28- I can begin designing my memory experiment.

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Group: Cami and Desma
serial position effect

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11/22- I can understand long term memory terms.  

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11/22- I can understand long term memory terms.  

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Seven dwarfs, Grumpy, sneezy, happy, sleepy, dopey (doc and bashful)

procedural memory is better,

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11/21- I can understand sensory registers and the info-processing model. 

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11/21- I can understand sensory registers and the info-processing model. 

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memory is state dependent, changing seats, intoxicated
Computer model: Store in hard drive, retrieve on screen, encode on keyboard
Atkinson-Shiffrin Model: memory works like a computer,
echoic: 2-4 seconds
iconic: 1/2 second
matinance/ rehersal: rote memory
STM also working or primary, use it or lose it
7+- 2 (5-9 items)

Sensory registers= waiting rooms
chunking- help remember longer in sensory memory