types of memory

types of learning

stimulus-response learning

classical conditioning

operant conditioning

motor learning

perceptual learning

relational learning

spatial learning

sensory memory

short term memory

long term memory

non declarative memory

declarative memory

episodic memory

semantic memory

memory

learning

hypothesized memory processes

interruptions to hypothesized memory processing

multiple trace hypothesis

multiple memory systems hypothesis

declarative

procedural

emotional

'working with' memory

memory

short term

long term

nondeclarative - lower level brain regions

declarative - brain region is higher level
medial temporal, mid diencephalon, neocortex & prefrontal cortex

sensory memory

short term
working memory

intermediate term

short term memory & FORGETTING

interference theory primacy & recency

factors affecting primacy & recency

consolidation

priming

conditioned fear

habitutation

short term memory brain regions

declarative long term memory brain areas

procedural long term memory brain areas

emotional long term memory

long term potentiation

synaptic plasticity

in classical conditioning an organism

you are listening to a song on the radio when the phone rings. Your mom tells you your favorite uncle has died after being hit by a car.3 months later you hear the same song & feel sad. What is the UR?

the ___ states that a weak synapse will be strengthened if its activation occurs at the same time that the postsynaptic neuron fires

the ability to recall a series of events is referred to as

intense electrical stimulation of axons within the hippocampal formation results in

childhood amnesia

optimal memory at 25