Conjugate Reinforcement Technique
Infants
Infants
Memory
Tests
100

What memory does conjugate reinforcement paradigm illustrate?

Explicit memory

100

What is a possible factor that influence infant's memory?

Less developed parts of their brain

100

What is Memory in Infants?

Study of cognitive processes of an infant to understand the origin of cognitive skills and prepare for careers requiring background knowledge about infancy.

100

What memory do infants have before the age of three years?

Implicit

100
Infants acquire _______ of mobile, implying _______ learning.

Concept; Explicit

200

Who conducted the Conjugate Reinforcement technique?

Rovee-Collier

200

Infants have limited ________ _________.

Spatial control

200

What can infants recognize in the womb?

The mother's voice

200
Give an example of implicit memory for an infant.

Learning to walk.

200

How long were the training sessions?

Two 15 minute training sessions

300

What factors influence infant memory?

Context effect and spacing effect (spaced vs massed learning)

300

Can infants remember actions? If so, after how long?

Yes, after a delay.

300

Which learning works better for infants?

Spaced learning

300

How long does retention last for a 3 month old?

Over a week

300

Retention measure by measuring kicking rate in presence of mobile but without _________.

reinforcement
400

What procedure did Rovee and Collier use for the Conjugate reinforcement technique?

A mobile hangs above an infant's crib. A ribbon is connected to the infant's ankle and the mobile so that the mobile can move from the infant's kicks

400

How young can infants recognize their mothers?

As young as 3 days

400

What did Rovee-Collier's experiment of infant memory find?

Infants can retain information from any experience that has been conditioned.

400

Is there a vast difference between the retention of a 2 month old and a 3 month old?

Yes, a 2 month old's retention last up to 2 days and a 3 month old lasts over a week.

400

What would happen in an immediate retention test?

Kicking rate measured immediately after learning

500

What is the purpose of the Conjugate Reinforcement Technique?

To measure cognition in infants.

500

How can you evaluate an infants' memory?

By seeing if they look longer at one stimulus than the other

500

A six month old infant can create an association between what?

Two objects

500

_________ brought retention back to level of immediate retention.

Reminders

500

What happens to our infant memory?

It rapidly develops between the ages of 4-10 months.