Unit 5

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  • Automatic encoding requires no effort
  • Effortful encoding require attention
  • Imagery attached a picture to info
  • Self-referent encoding remember things because it's interesting or concerns you
  • Dual encoding combining different encoding aids
  • Chunking is an encoding aid that breaks info into smaller units
  • Mnemonics is an encoding aid that uses a phrase as a short cut
  • Method of loci uses location to remember a list in order
  • Peg word using rhyme to remember a list in order
  • Sensory memeory stores all incoming stimuli received if paying attention
  • Iconic memory is visual memory
  • Echoic memory is auditory memory
  • Short term memory is info passes from sensory memory to short term memory
  • Rehearsal is the act of repeating info to reset the clock
  • Working memory splits short-term memory into visual spacial memory and phonological loop and puts it together before sending to LTM
  • Long-term memory lasts a lifetime and can be explicit (conscious) episodic (events), semantic (facts), and implicit (unconscious)
  • Schemas is the preexisting mental concept of how something should look
  • Procedural memory is knowing how to do a skill and is stored in the cerebellum
  • Acetylcholine neurons in the hippocampus stores most memories
  • Longterm potentiation connections strengthen overtime with repeated stimuli
  • Proactive inference is when old info blocks new info
  • Retroactive inference is when new info blocks old info
  • Anterograde amnesia is when you forget new info and retrograde info is when you forget old info
  • Phonemes are the smallest unit of sound and Morphene is the smallest unit that carries meaning
  • Syntax is the rules for creating sentences and surface structures is what is actually a sentence
  • Nativistic theory is that language is innate and linguistic determination is the idea that language determines how we think
  • Metacognition is thinking about the way you think
  • INductive reasoning is data-driven decisions
  • Deductive reasoning decisions driven by logic
  • Divergent thinking is th eability to think about many different things
  • Convergent thinking limits creativity
  • Crystal intelligence is reasoning and verbal skills and Fluid intelligence is spacial ability and abstract thinking