Cognitive Psychology - Chapter 4 Review

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Short-term memory capacity limitation

About 7 ± 2 chunks of information.

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Backward counting in short-term memory experiments

Used to ensure that a person is not able to rehearse during the delay.

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Recency effect in recall

Usually attributed to information that remains in short-term memory at the time of recall.

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Decreasing proactive interference effects

Happens when you shift to a different category of items to learn.

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Release from proactive interference

Occurs when previous trials required remembering words from a different semantic category.

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Working memory

Brief memory for information that a person is currently processing.

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Phonological loop functioning

May give rise to acoustic confusions in working-memory tasks.

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Interference in driving while listening to a game

Attributed to the limited capacity of the visuospatial sketchpad.

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Brain region activated in visual and spatial tasks

Right cerebral hemisphere, especially the frontal and parietal lobes.

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Component coordinating behavior in Baddeley's model

Central executive.

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Brain region activated in tasks requiring central executive

Frontal lobe.

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Correlation of working-memory task scores

They're correlated with overall intelligence and grades in school.

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Technique for studying attention shifts

The event-related potential technique (ERP).

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Impact of major depression on working memory

People have difficulty with some working memory tasks.

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ADHD populations and working memory differences

Show deficits in phonological loop, central-executive functioning, and visuospatial sketchpad.

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