'Anterograde amnesia' presentation slideshows

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Memory

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The Nature of Memory

The Nature of Memory. Memory: internal record or representation of some prior event or experience Memory is also a constructive process , in which we actively organize and shape information as it is processed, stored, and retrieved. . Enhancing Memory.

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Memory I Long-term memory & Encoding

Memory I Long-term memory & Encoding. Are there multiple LTM memory systems?. How do you learn a new skill? How do you learn a new fact? How about learning about an event? Is there one long-term memory (LTM) system for these types of knowledge or are there multiple LTM systems?.

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Memory IV Memory Systems Amnesia

Memory IV Memory Systems Amnesia. Are there multiple LTM memory systems?. How do you learn a new skill? How do you learn a new fact? How about learning about an event? Is there one long-term memory (LTM) system for these types of knowledge or are there multiple LTM systems?.

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Chapter 7: Human Memory

Chapter 7: Human Memory. The office. Human Memory: Basic Questions. How does information get into memory? How is information maintained in memory? How is information pulled back out of memory?. Figure 7.2 Three key processes in memory. Encoding: Getting Information Into Memory.

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ORGANIC MENTAL DISORDERS

ORGANIC MENTAL DISORDERS. Maria L.A. Tiamson, MD Asst. Professor, Psychiatry New York Medical College. DSM-IV. Delirium Dementia Amnestic Disorders Subcategories: caused by general medical condition, substance use or NOS Common Primary Symptom: cognitive impairment. DELIRIUM.

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Chapter Six

Chapter Six. The Neuroscience Approach: Mind As Brain. Neuroscience. The study of nervous system anatomy and physiology in man and other species. Cognitive neuroscience studies the structures and processes underlying cognitive function.

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Long-Term Memory

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Memory Ch. 6th

Memory Ch. 6th. Dr. Ashlea Smith. Assignments Related to Ch. On Memory. Show and Tell Activity (Monday 10/13/08) The Personal Timeline Exercise (Monday 10/13/08) Reading and finishing Ch. 6! Test questions/corrections. Flashbulb Memory (FB memory). Definition

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MEMORY

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types of long term memory

types of long term memory. explicit memory. consciously recalled. semantic memory. episodic memory. vs. general knowledge. autobiographical events. 9/11. ABCs. types of long term memory. implicit memory. not consciously recalled. priming. previous experience influences behavior.

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Memory & the Medial Temporal Lobe

Memory & the Medial Temporal Lobe. Lesson 22. Memory. Storage of information perceptions learning personality Information processing approach RAM vs. hard drive Multiple memory stores different characteristics Clive Wearing ~. Multiple Memories. Sensory memory

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(Spiral) Forgetting

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Multiple Perspectives: Traumatic Brain Injury

Multiple Perspectives: Traumatic Brain Injury. Ashton Hale. Traumatic Brain Injury. Injury to the brain resulting in total or partial disability or psychosocial maladjustment that affects educational performance

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Forgetting Theories

Forgetting Theories. Encoding failure Interference theories Motivated forgetting Decay. X. Short-term memory. Long-term memory. Encoding. Encoding failure leads to forgetting. Forgetting as encoding failure. Info never encoded into LTM. Which is the real penny?. Answer.

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Explanations of Forgetting:

Explanations of Forgetting:. AMNESIA. Lesson Objective:. To understand how brain damage can affect memory. Retrograde Amnesia. Where the patient will be unable to recall events that happened before the amnesia developed.

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Memory

Memory. Human Memory. Memory encoding: taking in information Memory storage: retaining information in memory Memory retrieval: accessing stored information

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