Implicit Mnemonic Quiz and Flashcards

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What type of information does the 'study room' in the analogy represent?

Production rules and modules in ACT-R Cognitive Architecture

Implicit Memory, including skills and habits

Explicit Memory, including semantic statements and episodic events (correct)

Language acquisition and Universal Grammar

Which cognitive architecture operates serially, processing one production rule at a time?

ACT-R Cognitive Architecture (correct)

Chomsky's Universal Grammar

Fodor's Language of Thought

Simplified Mnemonic Explicit Memory

What is the primary focus of Fodor's Model of mental language?

Episodic events and semantic statements

Innate grammatical structure for language acquisition

Serial information processing and production rules

Mental language 'Mentalese' for all cognitive processes (correct)

What do 'Procedural Patterns' in Implicit Memory refer to?

Actions learned and performed without conscious thought Signup and view all the answers

Which concept explains the innate grammatical structure for language acquisition?

Chomsky's Universal Grammar Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary difference between Fodor's theory and Chomsky's theory?

One is broad, covering all thought, while the other is specific to language learning Signup and view all the answers

What type of imagery involves internal representations of sensory experiences from any sense?

Mental Imagery Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary function of the sympathetic nervous system?

To prepare the body for rapid action in stressful situations Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary difference between the dorsal stream and the ventral stream?

The dorsal stream is concerned with spatial location, while the ventral stream is concerned with form recognition Signup and view all the answers

What is the term for the subjective experience of consciousness that is difficult to explain?

The Hard Problem of Consciousness Signup and view all the answers

What is the name of the structure responsible for explicit memories?

Hippocampus Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary function of the parasympathetic nervous system?

To promote relaxation and conserve energy Signup and view all the answers

What is the term for the process of recognizing what objects are, rather than their spatial location?

Form recognition Signup and view all the answers

What is the mnemonic device used to remember the dorsal stream and ventral stream?

SPACE FACE Signup and view all the answers

What type of brain wave is associated with active, focused alertness and problem-solving?

Beta wave Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Simplified Mnemonic for Memory

Explicit Memory: "E-E-S-S" (Encyclopedia, Episodic Events, Semantic Statements)
Implicit Memory: "I-I-P-P" (Implicit Instincts, Procedural Patterns, Priming Precepts)

ACT-R Cognitive Architecture

Operates serially, processing one production rule at a time
Consists of multiple specialized modules interacting with a central production system
Models human cognitive processing with a focus on serial and step-by-step information processing

Fodor's Language of Thought vs. Chomsky's Universal Grammar

Fodor's Model: focuses on mental language 'Mentalese' used for all cognitive processes
Chomsky's Universal Grammar: explains the innate grammatical structure for language acquisition
Both models emphasize innateness but differ in application; Fodor's is broad, Chomsky's is language-specific

Mental Imagery vs. Visual Imagery

Mental Imagery: involves internal representations of sensory experiences from any sense
Visual Imagery: specifically involves internal visualizations, like 'seeing' images in the mind

HARD PROBLEM OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Involves subjective experience, e.g. "Left Laughter, Right Rain"

Brain Waves

Gamma: high mental activity and information integration, ideal for gamers
Beta: active, focused alertness, characteristic of cognitive tasks and problem-solving
Alpha: calm, relaxed yet awake state, always ready but calm
Delta: slow and high-amplitude waves seen in deep, restorative sleep and unconscious states

Autonomic Nervous System

Sympathetic: prepares body for rapid action in stressful situations, "speed"
Parasympathetic: helps body to relax, conserve energy after stress, "pause"

Limbic System and Broca Aphasia

Limbic: associated with love
Broca aphasia: difficulty with language production, "buy bread store"

Dorsal and Ventral Streams

"SPACE FACE" mnemonic: Spatial, Parietal, Above path, Cortex connection, Ending, Form, Anterior path, Cortex connection, Ending with Extra
Dorsal Stream: deals with spatial location, begins at striate cortex, ends at Posterior Parietal Cortex
Ventral Stream: focuses on form recognition, begins at striate cortex, ends at Inferior Temporal Cortex

Hippocampus

plays a role in forming explicit memories

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