Long Term Memory
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- Created on: 03-12-18 10:55
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- TYPES OF LONG-TERM MEMORY
- Episodic Memory
- Long term store for personal events
- When
- People
- Places
- Behaviours involved
- Retrieved consciously
- Semantic Memory
- Long term store for our knowledge of the world
- Facts
- Knowledge of what words mean
- Knowledge of what concepts mean
- Not time stamped
- Long term store for our knowledge of the world
- Long term store for personal events
- Semantic Memory
- Long term store for our knowledge of the world
- Facts
- Knowledge of what words mean
- Knowledge of what concepts mean
- Not time stamped
- Long term store for our knowledge of the world
- Procedural Memory
- Long term store for our knowledge of how to do things
- Learned skills
- Recall without conscious awareness
- Not time stamped
- Long term store for our knowledge of how to do things
- 3)Cohen and Squire (1980) divided LTM into 2
- Declarative
- Memories that can be consciously recalled
- Episodic Memory
- Semantic Memory
- Memories that can be consciously recalled
- Non-declarative
- Memories that aren't consciously recalled
- Procedural memory
- Memories that aren't consciously recalled
- Declarative
- Episodic Memory
- Non-declarative
- Memories that aren't consciously recalled
- Procedural memory
- Memories that aren't consciously recalled
- 2) Problems with clinical evidence
- Although useful (HM, Clive Wearing)
- Lack of control over variables
- findings could be due to these extraneous variables , making them not as valid as as a field experiment for instance
- Can we generalise when individuals with very different lives?
- Lack of control over variables
- Although useful (HM, Clive Wearing)
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