Long-Term Memory

These flashcards cover key concepts from the lecture on Long-Term Memory, including definitions, effects, types of memory, and relevant case studies.

Long-term memory is the "__" of information about past events and knowledge learned.

Archive

Long-term memory covers a span stretching from about 30 seconds ago to your __ memories.

earliest

The three types of long-term memory are __, __, and __ memory.

episodic, semantic, procedural

The __ effect refers to better memory for words presented at the beginning of the list.

primacy

The __ effect refers to better memory for the most recently presented words still in short-term memory.

recency

Proactive interference (PI) occurs when previously learned information interferes with learning __ information.

new

The distinction between short-term and long-term memory is demonstrated by the __ position curve.

serial

Patient H.M. retained short-term memory but was unable to transfer information to __ memory.

long-term

Episodic memory involves mental __, while semantic memory involves general knowledge.

time travel

__ coding in short-term memory can be demonstrated by the phonological similarity effect.

Auditory

Semantic memory can survive without __ memory, as shown by Patient K.C.

episodic

The process of conditioning does not require __ memory and is often automatic.

conscious