Memory
Memory vocabulary for the Higher Human Biology exams. Terms and definitions are included.
- Created by: Amy
- Created on: 10-04-13 14:18
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Clues
- A condition of old age caused by severe memory loss. The number of acetylcholine producing cells is decreased in patients. (10, 7)
- A method of improving long term memory by adding detail to the item being remembered (11)
- A neurotransmitter found in the hippocampus which links neurones to form memories (13)
- Aids to memory which relate in some way to the item which is remembered (10, 4)
- Has an unlimited capacity and stores information outside our conscious awareness for a long period of time. Information is grouped by type of memory (for example, facts or skills) (4, 4, 6)
- Holds only a small amount of information (7+/-2 items) for up to 30 seconds (5, 4, 6)
- The arrangement of items to be memorised into related groups (12)
- The capacity of the short term memory. Usually around 7 pieces of data. (6, 4)
- The memorisation of a list of items in which items at the beginning and end are best remembered (6, 8, 6)
- The part of the brain mainly involved with memory (6, 6)
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