Memory
I don't remember
Brain and Cognition
Intelligence
Thinking potpurri
100

The three processes to memory

What is encoding, storage, retrieval.

100

When you have the answer "on the tip of your tongue" and just can't seem to remember. You may be experiencing thing. 

What is retrieval failure?
100

Converts information from short term to long term memory

What is the hippocampus?

100

When a test yields the same results every time it is given.

What is reliability?

100

Smallest part of language to carry meaning

What is morpheme?

200
Memories associated with an emotional event usually very detailed and vivid.

What are flashbulb memories?

200

Not being able to recall events before a brain injury

What is retrograde amensia?

200

Responsible for implicit memories, conditioned memories. 

What is the cerebellum?

200

Tests given to determine someone's ability to learn a new set of skills. 

What is aptitude test?

200

Our mental image or best example of a category 

What is prototype?

300

Unconscious memories

What are implicit memories?

300

New learning gets in the way of remembering old information

What is retroactive interference?

300

Part of the brain associated with speech production.

What is Broca's area?

300

He believed we had multiple intelligences. 

Who was Gardener?

300

System of rules in language

What is grammar?

400

Breaking information into smaller pieces to help remember it easier. 

What is chunking?

400

Incorporating misleading information into one's memory of an event.

What is the misinformation effect?

400

Responsible for procedural memories

What is basal ganglia?

400

He created the first intelligence test

Who was Binet?

400

Mental shortcut to solve problem based on a prototype

What is representativeness heuristic?

500

Associating new items with material that has already been stored

Elaborative rehearsal

500

Not being able to form new memories

What is anterograde amnesia?

500

Damage to this area may cause someone to speak using mixed up words or imaginary words. 

What is Wernicke's Area?

500

Someone thinking abstractly would use this type of intelligence.

What is fluid intelligence?

500

Creative thinking

What is divergent thinking?

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