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Language

Memory

Forgetting

Problem Solving

Memory II

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Smallest unit of sound with meaning

Morpheme

Describe the babbling stage

Begins around 4 months; Infant spontaneously utters various sounds at first unrelated to the household language; Not an imitation of adult speech

Contrast the views of B.F. Skinner and Noam Chomsky in regards to language acquisition

Skinner: Language is learned through operant conditioning principles Chomsky: We are born with the ability to produce language (language acquisition device)

What are semantics (in regards to language use)?

The set of rules we use to derive meaning from morphemes and words

What is overgeneralization of grammar?

When children incorrectly apply grammar rules; “We goed to the store”

What is effortful processing?

Encoding that requires attention and conscious effort

What is the spacing effect?

Distributed practice gives better results than massed practice

Momentary sensory memory of visual information

Iconic memory

The capacity of short- term memory (working memory)

Limited; magic number plus or minus 2

What are semantic memories and where are they processed in the brain?

Facts about concepts not linked to a particular time in your life; Hippocampus

What is encoding failure?

If we don’t pay attention in the first place, we won’t encode it! (Penny!)

According to Freud, we do this to painful memories to protect our self-concept and minimize anxiety

Repress

What is retroactive interference?

You cannot remember an old memory because new information is blocking it

What is anterograde amnesia?

Cannot recall events that happen after the onset of the amnesia

Thinking in which you narrow in on one or two options

Convergent thinking

The inability to think of different uses for objects

Functional Fixedness

What is framing?

The way and issue is worded or presented (95% lean or 5% fat?)

Clinging to one’s initial beliefs even after new information discredits the basis on which they were formed

Belief perseverance

What is the representativeness heuristic?

A mental short cut in which a situation is judged on the basis of its resemblance to a stereotypical model

What is the loci method?

Mnemonic device in which a person associates things to be memorized with places

What is the three stage processing model for memory?

Sensory memory/registers

What level of processing is most effective?

Sematic (over visual or acoustic)

What are procedural memories and where are they processed in the brain?

Memories for motor skills and habits; Type of implicit or nondeclarative memory; processed in the cerebellum

What are episodic memories and where are they processed?

Personally experienced events; Explicit (declarative memory); Processed in the hippocampus

Elements of Pavlov’s experiment

US: FoodCS: Bell UR: Salivating CR: Salivating

A problem solving method in which a solution is guaranteed

Algorithm

Speech characterized by two or three words

Telegraphic speech

What is context congruent memory?

Enhanced ability to recall information when you are in an environment similar to the one in which you encoded the information

What is the linguistic relativity hypothesis?

Proposed by Benjamin Whorf; Says that our language affects our thinking

What is long term potentiation?

The neural basis for memory; Increase in efficiency of neural transmission