Memory representations in temporal neocortex
- Created by: Mp13001
- Created on: 16-02-20 19:17
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2. Where did McClelland state slow learning occurred?
- Neocortex
- Hippocampus
- Anterior temporal lobe
3. What did Diekelmann et al., find?
- Odours could be used as cues in learning but only when presented during sleep before recalling
- Odours could be used as cues in learning but only when presented during a period of wake before recalling
- Odours could not be used as cues
- Only those who slept before recalling were able to remember anything
4. What happens when the hippocampus is damaged after learning
- Recently acquired memories are most vulnerable
- Older memories are most vulnerable
- Nothing
5. In patients with semantic dementia, what predicts whether they will be able to pick out a target object if it is not identical to the previous stimuli?
- If the patient has used the object
- Which items the patient still has an understanding of
- The colours of the objects
- The name of the object
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