the two types of negative reinforcement
what are escape conditioning and avoidance conditioning
memories you are conscious of
what are explicit memories
changing, unknown
what is variable
pulling information off the top of the head
what is recall
the two main ways to increase storage
what are chunking and rehersal
effects of positive reinforcement
what are rewarding, adding something pleasant
the loss of memories prior to a trauma
what is retrograde amnesia
set, known, changing
what is fixed
photographic memory
what is eidetic memory
remembering items on a list based on where they are positioned is known as
what is serial position effect
unpleasant and negative
what is aversive
the two major types of long term memory
what is explicit and implicit memory
a duration of elapsed time
what is an interval
to pull out characteristics
what is feature extraction
Episodic memory can also be interdependent with the Greek verb sēmainō, "to mean" or "to signify" memory
Semantic
the different types of reinforcers
what are primary, secondary, physical, psychological, symbolic
the two types of explicit memory
what is episodic and semantic memory
quantity, number, amount
what is ratio
something that gets in the way of remembering
what is memory interference
the four types of memory phenomena
the founder of operant conditioning
who is b.f. skinner
the two types of implicit memory
what is priming and procedural memory
the four schedules
what are fixed ratio, fixed interval, variable ratio, variable interval
memory for few necessary seconds
what is sensory storage
most important information we choose to take in
what are survival, unusual/bizarre/weird, interest