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Semantic Priming Flashcards

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  1. 1What is priming?Priming is a technique in which the introduction of one stimulus influences how people respond to a subsequent stimulus.What is priming?
  2. 2Types of Priming1) Positive and negative Priming
    2) Semantic Priming
    3) Associative Priming
    4)Repetition Priming
    5) Perceptual Priming
    6)Conceptual Priming
    7) Marketing Priming
  3. 3What is Semantic Priming?Semantic priming refers to the observation that a response to a target is faster when it is preceded by semantically related prime compared to an unrelated crime.What is Semantic Priming?
  4. 4Why does Semantic Priming occur?Semantic priming may occur because the prime partially activates related words or concepts, facilitating their later processing or recognition.Why does Semantic Priming occur?
  5. 5Semantic DementiaSemantic Dementia refers to loss of semantic memory in verbal and non verbal domains. People can speak but their words convey less meaning.Semantic Dementia
  6. 6Semantic RelatednessRelated concepts are stored together
  7. 7Lexical Decision TaskGiven by Meyer and Schvaneveldt
    It requires access to semantic memory
    It measures response times in related and unrelated condition
    Lexical Decision Task
  8. 8Models Of Semantic Memory1)The Hierarchical Network Model of Semantic Memory
    2)Spreading Activation Model
  9. 9Hierarchical Network Model of Semantic Memory developed by?Collins & Quillian,1969Hierarchical Network Model of Semantic Memory developed by?
  10. 10Hierarchical Network Model of MemorySemantic memory is made up of nodes (concepts/categories) with links to related nodes.
    It has a hierarchical structure (higher levels subsume lower levels).
  11. 11Predictions of ModelHierarchical network model of Semantic Memory predicts that it should take longer to verify sentences that require traversing a greater number of links.
  12. 12Spreading Activation Model developed by?Collin and Loftus,1975Spreading Activation Model developed by?
  13. 13Spreading Activation ModelConcepts and nodes are linked together with different levels of conductivity.
    Activating a node causes the activation to spread along the links to other nodes.
    Higher conductivity,faster it spreads down the link
    The length of links can be modified by experience instead of logic.
  14. 14Predictions of ModelReaction time would be lower for immediate trial compared to delayed trial
  15. 15Mediated PrimingIncorporates association between new networks of Semantic Memory
  16. 16Semantic NetworkIt is a web of labelled relations among interconnected elements.Semantic Network

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Semantic priming and models
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