Cognitive Disorders Ch. 2 Memory

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What is the perspective of the survival processing effect in relation to memory?

Individuals need to remember threatening situations from the past the past to avoid them in the future

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According to the text, what is the broadest classification of memory

Long-term and short term memory

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Which process involves transforming material so it can be stored, starting with perception and attention.

encoding

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What is the primary function of the consolidation process in memory?

transferring recently encoded information into permanent storage

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According to Squire and colleagues, which structure gradually becomes less important for storage and retrieval as a permanent memory develops in the neocortex?

Hippocampus

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How is retrograde amnesia defined in the text?

the inability to access memories that were accessible before brain injury.

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What were the three components of the original model of working memory proposed by Baddeley and Hitch?

central executive, phonological loop, visuospatial sketchpad.

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What is the primary function of the episodic buffer in the Baddeley’s revised working memory?

storing information that exceeds the span capacities of the two subsystems.

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Which type of memory includes general knowledge or facts about the world?

semantic memory

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What is the underlying basis for restorative rehabilitation?

neuronal growth and synaptogenesis result from repeated exposure and stimulation.