'Vivid memories' diaporamas de présentation

Journal Writing

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Cognitive Level of Analysis

Cognitive Level of Analysis. Session 13: Flashbulb Memories. Welcome back!. Assignment deadline!. What have we covered so far?.

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7. Associators and synaptic plasticity

7. Associators and synaptic plasticity. Fundamentals of Computational Neuroscience, T. P. Trappenberg , 2002. Lecture Notes on Brain and Computation Byoung-Tak Zhang Biointelligence Laboratory School of Computer Science and Engineering

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Memory

Memory. CHAPTER 9. Intro to Memory. The Mystery of Memory. Forgetting Questionnaire. Average Responses 1. C/D 8. B/C 15. B/C 2. A 9. A 16. C 3. B 10. B 17. B 4. B 11. A 18. B 5. D 12. D 19. A 6. B/C 13. B 20. A 7. B/C 14. A. Most Common Memory Complaints. Names 83%

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Eudora Welty

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Flashbulb Memory

Flashbulb Memory. Did you feel the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?. Where were you when you heard about it?. Do you remember hearing about this?. 11 th September 2001. Flashbulb memory. Originally described by Brown & Kulik (1977): Exceptionally vivid memories

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Flashbulb Memory

Flashbulb Memory. IB Syllabus Says: Evaluate one theory of how emotion may affect one cognitive process (i.e. How flashbulb memory theory explains the influence of emotion on memory ). Flashbulb memory. Originally described by Brown & Kulik (1977): Exceptionally vivid memories

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Flashbulb Memory

Flashbulb Memory. IB Syllabus Says: Evaluate one theory of how emotion may affect one cognitive process (i.e. How flashbulb memory theory explains the influence of emotion on memory ). Flashbulb memory. Originally described by Brown & Kulik (1977): Exceptionally vivid memories

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Feliks Skrzynecki

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Flashbulb memory

Flashbulb memory. Originally described by Brown & Kulik (1977): Exceptionally vivid memories Usually of important events with emotional significance Resistant to forgetting over time Debate centres on whether they are a special case, or the same as other memories. www.psychlotron.org.uk.

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Flashbulb memory

Flashbulb memory. Originally described by Brown & Kulik (1977): Exceptionally vivid memories Usually of important events with emotional significance Resistant to forgetting over time Debate centres on whether they are a special case, or the same as other memories. www.psychlotron.org.uk.

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