Memory

1. Repeating the information over and over again. It helps with transfer of information into long term memory (9)
6. Aids to memory which relate in some way to the item which is remembered (10, 4)
7. The capacity of the short term memory. Usually around 7 pieces of data. (6, 4)
8. A type of receptor found in synapses which has a role in memory storage (4)
9. Involves keeping the memory in our brain, and available for use, for some time. (7)
10. Involves all the processes that enable us to store, retain and retrieve information.Memories include information from the senses as well as the emotions we experience. (6)

2. A condition of old age caused by severe memory loss. The number of acetylcholine producing cells is decreased in patients. (10, 7)
3. Holds only a small amount of information (7+/-2 items) for up to 30 seconds (5, 4, 6)
4. The recovery of memorised information from the brain (9)
5. A neurotransmitter found in the hippocampus which links neurones to form memories (13)

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