Learning and Memory mind maps
75 mind maps by 60 users · Page 1 of 2
This GoConqr page gathers Learning and Memory mind maps on topics from memory models to the hippocampus and synaptic plasticity. University students can use them to revise connections between ideas, while teachers can find material for teaching the unit. There are over 70 university-level maps, made by more than 50 users. Choose a map to explore.
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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
Mind maps
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Memory
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Hippocampus, Memory and Synaptic Plasticity
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Mechanisms of Synaptic Plasticity Role of the hippocampus in spatial memory aquisition. Long term potentiation of hippocampal cells. Presynap...
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Learning and Memory
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Learning and Memory
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Stress/Memory
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PSYC 318-Lecture#4(II) -
Week 5: Learning and Memory
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Memory
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L9 Non-associative learning
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week 10: spatial
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L12 Memory consolidation -
Lecture 6 - Learning & Memory Mammals
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Learning & Memory
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Neuroplasticity and Behavior
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8. Learning & Individual Differences
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Lecture 6 - LTP and learning, Genes
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Memory: Chapter 1
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LEARNING & MEMORY: FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVES, L5-P2
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Short Term Memory Impairment
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Memory
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Memory
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What you Should know about your brain?
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Neural mechanisms of learning and memory
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How does the brain learn?
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Networks in the brain
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"Demonstrate understanding of the concepts that characterize memory based separated systems"
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Development & Learning from Neuroscience
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Neural Mechanisms of Learning and Memory
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Mechanisms of memory & learning
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Mechanism of memory formation
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WORKING MEMORY: AN OVERVIEW
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The Case of HM
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2007PSY Bio Psych Week 8
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Memory Concepts and Systems
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How The Brain Works
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LTP
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Altering Learning & Memory
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Memory
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Memory model and STM
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About learning and memory mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing learning and memory mind maps
Mind maps let you follow a topic through connected branches. Start with Memory model and STM if you want to look at a memory model and its terms for primary and secondary memory. Read the branches in order, then cover the map and try to recall how those terms fit together.
For a different focus, Cellular and Molecular Memory includes branches on neurons and chemical neurotransmission. The Hippocampus map brings together long-term potentiation, declarative memory and receptors. Compare the branches with your own notes to see which terms you want to revisit.
Move between formats
Return to a map when you want to see connections at a glance. If you want to practise recalling individual details, switch to flashcards on the unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check what you remember before returning to a branch that needs more attention.
Pick a branch and follow it through.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
Memory model and STM is a starting point if you want to focus on memory models and terminology. Its branches include primary and secondary memory. Read through them first, then use the map to check whether you can recall how the terms relate to the model.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.
Who are these mind maps for?
The maps are at university level. University students can use them to revise topics such as memory models, the hippocampus and synaptic plasticity. Teachers can browse the user-made maps for material to support their teaching of the Learning and Memory unit.