Memory Class X.Liu PSYC5130 Quiz

Which type of memory is impaired based on the text provided?

What does the hippocampus represent according to the text?

Where is storage of recent memory primarily located based on the text?

What does mPFC represent according to the text?

Which part of the brain encodes long-term memories through synaptic changes?

What does activation in memory correspond to?

What does the PM Network represent according to the text?

How is long-term memory encoding distinguished from activation in memory based on the text?

What is the process in which information is encoded, stored, and retrieved?

Which type of memory includes habits, skills, and behaviors that are unavailable to the conscious mind?

What is the term for memory loss that occurs following trauma?

In declarative memory, what type of information is available to the conscious mind?

What are the key components of memory according to the text?

Which type of memory is characterized by information that guides ongoing behavior?

What is the term for memory loss that occurs before trauma?

'H.M.' mentioned in the text was concerned about which type of memory issue?

What specific lesion did H.M. have following his operation?

What similarity did R.B., another amnesic patient, share with H.M.?

What was discovered upon careful analysis of R.B.'s brain after death?

What memory abilities were retained by the amnesic patients discussed?

Which part of the brain was bilaterally removed from H.M.?

What type of amnesia was observed in both H.M. and R.B.?

What memory function seemed to be unaffected in both H.M. and R.B.?

'Their Memories Are Not Equally Affected' implies that:

What type of brain activity is associated with rest?

Which area of the brain is fine-tuned according to the text?

What type of learning rate is required for accurately estimating the probability of an event?

In a sleep study, what does EEG stand for?

What is indicated by the dark blue shading in the sleep stages figure?

Which basic pattern of activity is associated with alertness?

What does REM stand for in the context of sleep stages?

What kind of learning system involves episodic and semantic memory according to the text?

What is the main function of the hippocampus in the context of rapid learning of new episodic memories?

Which term best describes the process by which overlapping or similar inputs are transformed into less similar representations in the hippocampus?

How is pattern completion facilitated in the hippocampus during recall?

Which part of the hippocampus is responsible for pattern completion through recurrent connections among CA3 neurons?

In the context of memory retrieval, what does the term 'pattern separation' represent?

What is the key difference between pattern separation and pattern completion in terms of handling retrieval cues?

What is the role of CA3 neurons during recall in the context of pattern completion?

Which process in the hippocampus involves treating retrieval cues as novel stimuli and encoding new patterns instead of recalling old memories?