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cortex
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the outside, storage of long term memory, working memory
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hippocampus
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saves new memory
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cerebellum
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muscle memory how to do stuff
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amygdala-
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emotion component of memories
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sensory memory
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last only about a secound
iconic - echoic
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iconic
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visual sensory memory
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echoic
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sensory memory you hear
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short term memory
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type of memory that last about 30 sec and is wiped out by new info
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encoding
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prosess by which info enters long term memory
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long term memory
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remember for long time evn forever
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retreval
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information is taken out of long term memory to be used (a process)
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storage
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where you keep memories
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procedural
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memory of how to do things
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sematic
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memory of facts and concepts
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episodic
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memory of event in ones own life
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attention
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The process by which information is transferred from sensory to short-term memory.
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working
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another name for short term memory
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recall
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tov recite somthing but no information
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recogniton
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you can see a list and have to recognize certine things (7 dwarves)
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primary effect
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1st items remembered
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recency effect
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last items remembered
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matenance rehersal
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repetrtion
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levels of processing theory
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if you like hard about something then you will remember it better tha a shalow thinker
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impact of emotions on memory
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you will remember more vivadly and accuratly the memory
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state-dependance learning
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you remember it better if your in the same condition as you learned it
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source misattribution
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when you think you heared it form one source but it was actually another
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forgetting curve
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how long it takes top forget something
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amnesia
1 retrograde
2 anteragrade
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when you get a brain injury
1 cant remember old stuff
2 cant remeber new stuff
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1.Hypothalamus
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1.Controls the endocrine system and is vital in the reward pathway. Associated...
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1.Reticular formation
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controles on and off swithch for sleep
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1.Amygdala
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response to threats associated with fear and agression
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1.Temporal lobe
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center for understanding speach
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1.Parietal lobe
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contains somatosensory cortex
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1.Thalamus
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brings information for the sences to the right cortex (except smell
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1.Corpus callosum
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connects the two hemisphers of the cortex
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1.Motor cortex
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controls volintary motions
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rich association
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you have alot of information
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visualization
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create a pic in you head
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vividness
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they standout
there diffrent
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memonic devices
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candy ate tree=cat
or song and rythem
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peg method
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hooking new information
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elizabeth Loftus
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the resurcher of false presupposition
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false presupposition
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whe someone asks you a guestion and it adds a false fact . iadds a false msmory
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statistics
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mathimatic tools to analize data
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data
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mesurements
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variable
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something in theworld that can be mesuredand that varies
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correlation
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whe variable A changes, variable changes in a predictable way
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variability
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how widly dispersed the values (or #) are from each other or from the mean
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standard deviation
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a statistical measure of the average distance individual values from the mean
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range
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the difference between the two most extreme scores in a distribution
add all of the...
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operationalize
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to make a variable or hypothesis mesurable
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frequency distribution
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shows how many times a series or scores or ranges of scores occurs in a set of data
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mean
median
mode
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average
middle value
most often number
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