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Cog exam 2 experiements

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Jevons bean experiment

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  1. 1Jevons bean experimentsensory memory - span of apprehension = 9Jevons bean experiment
  2. 2Sperling partial report proceduresensory memory - forgetting by decay very fastSperling partial report procedure
  3. 3digit span taskworking memory - avg. digit span = +-7
  4. 4Simon, diff word lengths and familiar phrasesworking memory - supports chunks
  5. 5Brown-Peterson Taskworking memory - interfered w rehearsal,Brown-Peterson Task
  6. 6—working memory - episodic buffer - shows semantic info in WM and release from proactive interferenceworking memory - episodic buffer - shows semantic info in WM and release from proactive interference
  7. 7reading span: • The bishop saw the bouncing red ball in the park. Seven. Saw what? • The soldier smiled at the firefighter on the corner. Five Who smiled? • The chef threw the soup bone into the broth. Eight. Threw where?working memory - shows reading level, WM span
  8. 8anterograde amnesia patients learn implicit LTM tasksLTM - shows need for multiple systems view of LTM
  9. 9hierarchical modelLTM - explicit, semantic - disproven(response time, multiple storages)hierarchical model
  10. 10spreading activation theoryLTM - explicit - semantic; better network theory, creates defaults, uses content-addressable storagespreading activation theory
  11. 11—Encoding to LTM - ppl remember better w emotional storyEncoding to LTM - ppl remember better w emotional story
  12. 12—flashbulb memories - LTM encoding - not very consistent, not diff memory process, just high confidenceflashbulb memories - LTM encoding - not very consistent, not diff memory process, just high confidence
  13. 13—adaptive processing - improves LTM encodingadaptive processing - improves LTM encoding
  14. 14—shows intention to learn doesn't affect LTM encodingshows intention to learn doesn't affect LTM encoding
  15. 15—Temporal gradient/familiar faces expt. (w retrograde amnesia) shows memories must be consolidated in LTM after encodingTemporal gradient/familiar faces expt. (w retrograde amnesia) shows memories must be consolidated in LTM after encoding
  16. 16—LTM retrieval - shows how good recognition isLTM retrieval - shows how good recognition is
  17. 17—LTM retrieval - supports transfer-appropriate processing, in this expt., shallow > deep with rhyme cueLTM retrieval - supports transfer-appropriate processing, in this expt., shallow > deep with rhyme cue
  18. 18given: glue: CHAIR ground: COLDrecognition failure of recallable words: retrieval depends on encoding, here cued recall more sensitive than recognitiongiven: glue: CHAIR ground: COLD
  19. 19Children (2-3) are shown “the incredible toy shrinking machine.” • Their vocabulary is also measured. • One year later their memory for the machine is tested, and they describe it only using words that were in their vocabulary a year ago.LTM forgetting - cue bias, childhood amnesia - have to access it w cues used in past
  20. 20—LTM forgetting due to decay - bad expt, sleep helps memory; decay = unsureLTM forgetting due to decay - bad expt, sleep helps memory; decay = unsure
  21. 21—unlearning in LTM forgetting - performance on list 2 better w more practice, performance on list 1 worse as 2 gets betterunlearning in LTM forgetting - performance on list 2 better w more practice, performance on list 1 worse as 2 gets better
  22. 22Loftus expt, lost in store studyrepression in LTM forgetting - guided images made some ppl believe the lost in store story
  23. 23retrieval induced frogettingselective retrieval in forgetting LTMretrieval induced frogetting
  24. 24Rate how birdy a certain bird isLTM explicit semantic - Typicality: shows categories aren’t always all or none like rules
  25. 25—LTM explicit semantic - Prototype: learned exemplars 1st -> when tested, could identify the prototype equally as wellLTM explicit semantic - Prototype: learned exemplars 1st -> when tested, could identify the prototype equally as well
  26. 263 inches in diameter - is it pizza or quarter? 3 inches in diameter - more similar to a pizza or a quarter?LTM explicit semantic - Multiple systems view: shows ppl can use multiple categorization processes - shows some categorization based on rules
  27. 27—LTM explicit semantic - multiple systems - shows ppl can use either methodLTM explicit semantic - multiple systems - shows ppl can use either method

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