T1 L11: Neuropsychology of Memory (AR)

Which type of memory will be discussed in the upcoming section?

What is the name of the famous case that will be discussed?

How long is Clive Waring's memory span?

Who is the only person Clive Waring recognizes?

What is the reason behind the party at the narrator's house tomorrow?

Where did the narrator's friend's daughter get married?

What did the narrator's friend's daughter just do before getting married?

What medical condition did patient H.M. have?

Which type of amnesia did H.M. have?

What type of memory is associated with recalling personal events and experiences?

What type of memory is associated with remembering facts and information about the world?

What law describes how brain damage tends to impair more recently formed memories to a greater extent than older memories?

Which part of the brain is responsible for encoding new episodic memories?

Which type of amnesia affects the ability to recall events that occurred before an injury?

What is the process of transferring short-term memories into long-term memories called?

What part of the brain is often affected in Alzheimer's disease, leading to encoding problems?

What type of memory is responsible for the consolidation of information from the hippocampus to the neocortex during sleep?

Which type of memory is more associated with unconscious processes and activities such as riding a bike or playing the piano?

What type of memory is involved in classical conditioning, where a learned response is elicited by a previously neutral stimulus?

Which type of memory is more conscious and involves the recollection of personal experiences and facts?

Which part of memory is the focus of rehab in this case?

What technique might be used in rehab to help someone with cognitive problems?

What physical health problems did the patient believe she had?

What were the initial diagnoses given to the patient?

Based on the information provided, what is the possible cause of the person's memory problem?

What is the significance of the person not being able to recognize the sun?

What is the difference between a normal grief reaction and an abnormal grief reaction?

What is the possible impact of bereavement on mental health?

What is the time frame when the person's problems started?

What is the possible cause of the person's exaggerated set of problems?

Which brain system is impaired in Huntingdon's disease?

Which type of memory is associated with the learning of motor skills?

What is the term for the process in which a skill becomes automatic and can operate in the absence of awareness?

Which type of memory is responsible for perceptual priming?

What is the term for the process of avoiding mistakes during acquisition based on the principle that amnesic patients are unable to correct their errors?

Which type of memory is impaired in semantic dementia?

Which part of the brain is associated with semantic dementia and shows marked atrophy?

Which type of amnesia is characterized by the inability to recall previously learned information or past events before an injury or disease?

What law states that the most recently acquired memories are the most vulnerable to disruption from brain damage?

Which type of memory is associated with personal experiences and memories specific in time and place?

Which part of the brain is necessary for encoding new declarative memories?

What is the two-stage theory of memory consolidation?

Which type of memory is associated with motor and cognitive skills?

What is the term for knowledge that we have no conscious access to, such as motor and cognitive skills?

Which brain region was included in the bilateral medial temporal lobectomy performed on Patient H.M.?

What was the main reason for performing the radical surgery on Patient H.M.?

What type of memory is associated with conscious recollection of personal events and experiences?

What is the term used to describe the impaired ability to form new long-term memories after brain damage?

What is the difference between episodic memory and semantic memory?

What is confabulation?

Which brain region is associated with memory consolidation from the hippocampus to the neocortex during sleep?

What is the term used to describe the phenomenon of false or erroneous memories arising in the context of neurological disease?

Which part of the brain is commonly affected in conditions associated with confabulation?

What is the term used to describe the type of confabulation where persistent and unprovoked erroneous memories are expressed?

Which type of memory is primarily affected in individuals with confabulation?

Which condition is commonly associated with spontaneous confabulation?

Which of the following is NOT a proposed theory for the underlying mechanisms of confabulation?

Which part of the brain is responsible for retrieval, ordering, and monitoring memories?

What is the term used to describe the type of confabulation that arises in response to a challenge to memory?

Which type of memory is associated with unconscious processes and activities such as riding a bike or playing the piano?