Clive wearing Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Long Term Memory (LTM)]What is Long Term Memory - correct answer An archive of our past experiences and our accumulated knowledge including facts concepts and skills LTM also interacts with - correct answer working memory to create perceptual experiences and comprehensions Primacy effect - correct answer better memory for 1st few items then for the middle items Middle portion of Curve - correct answer These are the words that are the least remembered due to less rehearsal time and the f...

key takeaways from patient HM ANSWER = - memory = distinct cognitive function with multiple discrete modules - medial temporal lobe = critical for consolidation (formation of long term memory) - single dissociations of: ltm (impaired) and stm (intact), explicit (impaired) and implicit (intact) ltm, episodix (impaired) and semantic (intact) explicit ltm key takeaways from KF ANSWER = - supports the Working Memory Model of STM: dissociates phonological loop from visuospatial sketchpad and...

What was the case of Henry Molaison? correct answers 1. He was someone who suffered from severe seizures in his temporal lobes. 2. in 1953 the doctors chose to remove his anterior lobes on both sides of his brain 3. He developed a disorder called anterograde amnesia What was the Case of Philip? correct answers 1. This was an electrical engineer with severe alcoholism. 2. He was someone who was very paranoid and violent to his wife and resulted in arrest. 3. He was declared incompetent to...

Test Bank for Memory 3rd Edition 1 How did Clive Wearing acquire brain damage? (A) Bike accident (B) Car accident (C) Encephalitis (D) Syphilis (E) Epilepsy Answer: (C) Encephalitis 2 Which element of Clive Wearing’s memory remained relatively intact? (A) Episodic memory formation (B) Delayed recall (C) Memory for music (D) Associative memory encoding (E) Declarative memory formation Answer: (C) Memory for music 3 Who devised the concept of cognitive maps in rats? (A) Edward Tolman (B) Endel T...

Test Bank for Memory 3rd Edition 1 How did Clive Wearing acquire brain damage? (A) Bike accident (B) Car accident (C) Encephalitis (D) Syphilis (E) Epilepsy Answer: (C) Encephalitis 2 Which element of Clive Wearing’s memory remained relatively intact? (A) Episodic memory formation (B) Delayed recall (C) Memory for music (D) Associative memory encoding (E) Declarative memory formation Answer: (C) Memory for music 3 Who devised the concept of cognitive maps in rats? (A) Edward Tolman (B) Endel T...

AQA Psychology A Level prep exam questions and answers Explain what is meant by "inference" in relation to this study? - ANSWERS Inference is when the researcher goes on beyond this study to infer about results. OUtline what is meant by Congurance. Explain one way in which Dominic might achieve congurence. - ANSWERS Congurence is when there's a match between how you percieve yourself and the way you see your ideal self. Dominic needs to close the gap between how he see's himself ...

Long Term Memory (LTM)]What is Long Term Memory - correct answer An archive of our past experiences and our accumulated knowledge including facts concepts and skills LTM also interacts with - correct answer working memory to create perceptual experiences and comprehensions Primacy effect - correct answer better memory for 1st few items then for the middle items Middle portion of Curve - correct answer These are the words that are the least remembered due to less rehearsal time and the f...

ANTH 1120 anthropology notes Fall 2020 January 7th 2020 Assigned Readings: Stories of Culture and Place, Chapter 11: Anthropology, Cultural Change, and Globalization, pp. 237-294. Scarborough, pp. 1-49 Globalization Key Concepts: > Define each key concept ● Change: is the result of an action or a thought and is not always positive, change does not equal progress ● Cosmopolitanism: Global outlook emerging in response to increasing globalization, every nation is influenc...

ANTH 1120 anthropology notes Fall 2020 January 7th 2020 Assigned Readings: Stories of Culture and Place, Chapter 11: Anthropology, Cultural Change, and Globalization, pp. 237-294. Scarborough, pp. 1-49 Globalization Key Concepts: > Define each key concept ● Change: is the result of an action or a thought and is not always positive, change does not equal progress ● Cosmopolitanism: Global outlook emerging in response to increasing globalization, every nation is influenc...

This summarizes all the case studies you need to know for AQA A-level psychology, for the memory sub-topic.