'Episodic memories' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 6 - Memory

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Properties of STM

Properties of STM. Short (scale of seconds) Limited capacity Attentive Primacy Recency Interference (complex and specific). A Modular Approach to STM. Central Executive. Articulatory Loop. Visuospatial Sketchpad.

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CHAPTER 8 MEMORY AND INFORMATION PROCESSING

CHAPTER 8 MEMORY AND INFORMATION PROCESSING. Chapter 8: Figures & Tables. SR7e Image Figure 8.1 (A model of information processing) SR7e Image Figure 8.7 (Cognitive development may resemble overlapping waves more than a staircase leading from one stage to another). Learning Objectives.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. The Biology of Mind. Neurons and Neuronal Communication: The Structure of a Neuron. There are billions of neurons (nerve cells) throughout the body. Action potential: a neural impulse that travels down an axon like a wave.

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Memory

Memory. Chapter 6. Memory and Its Processes. Memory - an active system that receives information from the senses, organizes and alters it as it stores it away, and then retrieves the information from storage. Processes of Memory:

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Memory I Explicit/Implicit Memory Amnesia Encoding Specifity Principle

Memory I Explicit/Implicit Memory Amnesia Encoding Specifity Principle. Are there multiple LTM memory systems?. How do you learn a new skill? How do you learn a new fact? How about learning about an event?

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Four Lobes of the Cerebral Cortex

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What are the Memory Sources of Dreaming?

What are the Memory Sources of Dreaming?. Rebecca Dai Nicole Garces Joanna Wong. Overview. Examine the relationship between dreaming, memory, and the hippocampus Combined research of how episodic memory is consolidated over time and how that may be modified during dreaming

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Dialogue on Personal Identity & Immortality

Dialogue on Personal Identity & Immortality. Theories of Personal Identity. Same Soul Theory : A person at one time is the very same person as a person at a later time if and only if they have the very same immaterial soul.

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Memory

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Attachment Theory II

Attachment Theory II. Geoff Goodman, Ph.D. . I. Three Influential Attachment Theorist . John Bowlby Mary Ainsworth Mary Main. II. John Bowlby . Internal working models (IWMs) 1. accurate representations of reality 2. expectations of caregiver behavior 3. nonenergic phenomena .

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Remembering when

Remembering when. A. R. Damasio Scientific American 9/2002. Body time . In the course of evolution, humans have developed a biological clock set to rhythm of light and dark This clock is located in hypothalamus. Mind time.

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Parents' Marital Conflict Tactics as Predictors of Adolescents' Subsequent Romantic Conflict: A 6-Year Longitudinal S

Parents' Marital Conflict Tactics as Predictors of Adolescents' Subsequent Romantic Conflict: A 6-Year Longitudinal Study. Amanda L. Hare, Joseph P. Allen, & Jessica R. Meyer University of Virginia. Copies of this poster & related research will be available at: www.teenresearch.org.

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Yushen Zhu

A role for right medial prefrontal cortex in accurate feeling-of knowing judgments : evidence from patients with lesions to frontal cortex. Yushen Zhu. Introduction. Feeling of Knowing (FOK) judgements refer to feelings of knowledge to a certain subject. A form of meta-memory.

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How does emotion affect cognition?

How does emotion affect cognition?. Evaluate one theory of how emotion may affect one cognitive process. Flashbulb Memories. Highly accurate and vivid memory of a moment a person first hears a shocking event. Types of episodic memories (explicit)

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MEMORY FORMATION Dot Point #1

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Case Study: Amnesia

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Computational Cognitive Neuroscience

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Amnesia

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Semantic Memory

Semantic Memory. Semantic memory contains knowledge about facts, e.g., that rabbits are mammals, that New York is in the US, or the recipe for spaghetti napoli.

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