Learning and Memory flashcards
47 flashcard decks by 41 users · Page 1 of 2
This GoConqr page brings together learning and memory flashcards, from spatial cognition to conditioning and sleep. University students can practise recalling concepts, while teachers can use the prompts to support teaching. There are more than 40 flashcards from over 30 users, all at university level. Explore the decks and choose a topic to revisit.
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- Types of Learning8
- Neural Basis of Learning and Memory19
- Synaptic Plasticity and Long-Term Potentiation15
- Brain Regions and Memory8
- Hippocampus and Spatial Memory14
- Memory Systems and Types of Memory10
- Short-Term and Working Memory7
- Long-Term Memory7
- Memory Consolidation and Sleep12
- Amnesia and Memory Disorders14
Flashcards
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183 cardsNeurobiology 2 What is memory and how is it classified?
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47 cardsComputational Neuroscience L2 What is the hippocampus a link between?
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13 cardsSpatial Cognition What evidence suggests the hippocampus's involvement in spatial memory?
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64 cardsLearning and Memory How long is sensory memory retained in the cortex?
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7 cardsBiological Basis of Learning - Short Answer
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71 cardsCognitive Psychology of Sleep Oudiette et al (2011)
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47 cardsLecture 9 - The Remembering Brain 2 How is episodic memory defined?
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29 cardsExam 4 Neuro Review What part of the brain is important for spatial learning?
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63 cardsNeuroscience of Learning What is Learning?
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129 cardsPart 2
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23 cardsLearning - O+E Learning = acquisitor of altered behavioural response due to an environmental stimulus Memory = process thr...
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68 cardsfive over how long are memories consolidated
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32 cards7-8. Songbird Learning What are song birds
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29 cardsB&B - TB8 - Tutorial Amnesia: A case-study analysis
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54 cardsHigher Functions of the CNS - Memory What are the two broad classifications of memory.
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44 cardsL4 - Learning and Memory explain declarative (explicit) memory how easy is it to learn and forget this type of memory?
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42 cards1. Introduction to Human Memory and Amnesia
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46 cardsBioPsych E3 P3
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29 cards5&6 What is implicit/non-declarative LTM?
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42 cardsten the basic relationship type of learning done in the cortex is called
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38 cardsComputational Neuroscience 2 what is the generalised function of the hippocampus?
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16 cardsUntitled
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11 cardsLearning and memory Give examples of the clinical relevance to learning and memory
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22 cardsTSM Extra 2 Describe alzheimers amyloid hypothesis
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22 cardsLecture 7: Neuropsychology of Memory What is Memory?
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24 cardsNEUR3018 - L9.
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8 cardsLecture 3 Reading COMPULSORY Frankland and Bontempi (2005) - The organization of recent and remote memories.
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13 cardsNeuroscience and education
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12 cardsBiological factors underlying learning and remembering Biological factors underlying learning and remembering: Objectives
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10 cards5: Learning and memory
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4 cardsLecture 4 Reading COMPULSORY Born and Wilhelm (2012) - System consolidation of memory during sleep
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10 cards10. Neuromodulation, memory and behaviour. Name the pacemaker neuron of abdominal ganglion in Aplasiya
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25 cardsLECTURE 7: LEARNING 2 Types of Learning in mammals
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9 cardsCellular basis of learning and memory Define learning and memory
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9 cards26-27. Cellular Basis of Learning and Memory Define learning and memory
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16 cardsLearning II Cerebellum is involved in
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2 cardsCuriosity and Creativity What is Targeted Memory Reactivation and how might it boost creativity?
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12 cardsLecture 19
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15 cardsMemory Memorial involves these three different basic processes
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2 cardsLecture 5 Reading COMPULSORY Stickgold and Walker (2013) - Sleep-dependent memory triage
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The decks offer several ways into the unit. Spatial Cognition asks about evidence for the hippocampus in spatial memory and how spatial behaviour is tested. Learning and Memory includes prompts on memory retention and categories of declarative memory. Other decks cover conditioning, amnesia and the cellular basis of learning and memory.
For a focused start, try Spatial Cognition if you want to practise connecting evidence with a particular area of memory. If you would rather begin with definitions and classifications, Neurobiology 2 offers prompts on memory types.
Make the cards work for you
Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying. Read each prompt, recall what you can, then revisit the cards that need more attention. The reading-focused decks also point to topics such as recent and remote memories and sleep-dependent memory.
If you want to see connections between ideas or check your understanding in another format, switch to a mind map or quiz on the unit page. Pick a deck and start with a few prompts.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Neurobiology 2 is a useful starting point for practising memory definitions and classifications. For a narrower topic, Spatial Cognition has prompts about evidence for the hippocampus in spatial memory and ways of testing spatial behaviour. Choose the deck that fits what you want to revisit.
Are these flashcards suitable for university study?
Yes. The resources on this page are at university level. University students can use the prompts to practise recalling topics such as conditioning, amnesia and memory classifications. Teachers can also draw on the decks when preparing material or choosing prompts for a session.
Can I use these resources for free?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, and you do not need an account to use it. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different decks and choose the prompts that match your current topic.