Memory Types and Brain Structures Quiz Review

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What is memory according to J.A. Portellano (2005)?

A neurocognitive function that allows us to record, encode, consolidate, retain, store, recover, and evoke previously stored information.

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What role does the corpus callosum play in memory?

It is important for attention, organizing information, and interpreting messages.

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Which brain area is key related to amnesia and memory types?

The hippocampus, located in the temporal and middle lobes.

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What does Ebbinghaus's Forgetting Curve indicate about learned information?

About 75% of learned information is forgotten after 48 hours.

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How does repetition affect forgetting according to Ebbinghaus?

Forgetting decreases with reviews (repetition).

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What did Landauer and Bjork (1978) suggest about the timing of reviews?

The time between reviews can get longer each time.

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What is short-term memory also known as?

Primary memory, short-term storage, or active memory.

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How long does short-term memory last?

About 30 seconds.

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What is the capacity of long-term memory?

Unlimited capacity.

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What is the duration of long-term memory?

It can last hours, years, or even a lifetime.

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What is priming in the context of memory?

When exposure to one stimulus influences response to another (e.g., hearing 'yellow' makes you think of 'banana').

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What is anterograde memory?

The inability to form or retain new memories.

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What is retrograde memory?

The inability to remember the past.