Lecture 3: Combining Neuropsychology and Neuroimaging to Understand Learning and Memory in Development

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What are the two distinct forms of declarative memory proposed by Endel Tulving?

Episodic memory and semantic memory.

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What is episodic memory?

Episodic memory involves remembering specific personal experiences and mentally reliving past events.

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Which brain structure is heavily involved in episodic memory?

The hippocampus.

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How does episodic memory develop over time?

Episodic memory develops slowly across childhood and may decline in older adulthood.

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How does semantic memory change as one ages compared to episodic memory?

Semantic memory is relatively preserved in older age compared with episodic memory.

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What is developmental amnesia (DA)?

Developmental amnesia is a rare memory disorder that occurs following early hypoxic-ischaemic injury, particularly affecting the hippocampus.

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What are the characteristics of a child with developmental amnesia?

Severe episodic memory impairment, preserved semantic memory, preserved language development, and relatively normal IQ.

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What happens to pattern completion ability in individuals with developmental amnesia?

They struggle to retrieve contextual experiences from partial cues and reconstruct coherent episodic memories.

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What is recognition memory?

Recognition memory refers to the feeling that something has been encountered before without recollecting contextual details.

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What is the Precision and Binding model?

A model suggesting that the hippocampus contributes to precise memory representations, high-resolution associative binding, and detailed recollection.

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How does familiarity-based learning support semantic learning in children with developmental amnesia?

Recognition learning relies on preserved familiarity processes to support semantic memory acquisition.

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What are potential educational implications for children with developmental amnesia?

Using multiple-choice testing may reduce demands on episodic recall while relying on preserved semantic and recognition abilities.