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Conscious memory, intentional recall of previos expeirences ( ex: what you ate for lunch )

What is Explicit Memory

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Schema-guided construction of episodic memories that embellish, interpret, integrate, alter & distort encoded memory representations



Reconstructive retireval 

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Gernarl idea that enable the categorization of unique stimuli as related to one another. Ideas may be concrete (fruit) or abstract (mathmatics)

What is concepts 

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Mathematical procedure for automatically extracting and representing the meaning of proportions expressed in a text

What is late semantic analysis

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Occurs when semantically related words are perceived. A high associate of these words is often falsely remembered



What is verbal false memories

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Mental time travel, capacity for recollecting past & envisioning future through reconstructive retrieval processes. 

What is prospective memory
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Repression: defense mechanisms that prevents conscious recollection of disturbing events

What is recovered memories


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Type of schema that represents the physical structure of the environment. Helps generate a mental map of the enjoyment and relations among psychical structures (ex. Office)



What is frames

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Visual imagery, while not identical to perception, is mentally represented and functions that same way as perception

Functional Equivalence Hypothesis

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Are lost under emotional duress, but not central features



What are peripheral details

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Autobiographical memory includes specific temoral & a spatial features ( Ex: Your last bday ) 

Episodic Memory


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Distortions caused by misleading information presented during questioning

What is misinformation effect


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Human ability to infer that others, like ourselves, have mental states. Begins to develop at 2, but pretend play and reasoning skills helps it to fully develop by age 4



What is theory of mind

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Participants were asked to mentally rotate items on the right to see if they matched the it. If objects are represented as images, then the time to make a decision should increase in a linear function to the angle of rotation (degrees)

Mental rotation experiment

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Repression: defense mechanisms that prevents conscious recollection of disturbing events

What is recovered memories


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Items to be learned are different from each other & other items already stored in memory

What is Distinctivness

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Perceptual factors (poor visibility, rapid and unexpected events)

Selective encoding


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Inability to understand that other people possess mental representations. May underlie the failures on social communication found in autism

What is mindiblindness

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Type of schema that represents routine activities. They are usually sequential in nature and often involve social interactions (ex. Ordering food in a restaurant)

What is scripts

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Recycling information within short-term memory by verbalizing it

What is maintenance rehearsal

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recall of unrecognizable words, flip of the tounge. study test interactions in environmental context, mood congruence effect & state dependent learning.

What is encoding specificity effects


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False autobiographical narrative of events that never happened

what is confabulation

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Characteristics and defining features are processed first; then features are retrieved to categorized

what is feature comparison model

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Selective encoding, Peripheral details, misinformation effect, memory implantation, recovered memories, trauma-induced amnesia, and false recollection

What is causes of false testiomony

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Vivid recollection of an autobiographical event that carries a strong emotional component

What is flash bulb memories