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by Stephen Todd Ostrow 12 years ago

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cognitive.psych.1

The text delves into various aspects of cognitive psychology, focusing on different types of memory and the brain regions involved. It covers declarative memory, including semantic and episodic memory, and the roles of the right frontal, temporal cortex, and hippocampus.

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cognitive.psych.

learning

neuroplasticity

spatial learning

cognitive map

border cell

grid cell

place cell

associative learning

Pavlovian/classical conditioning

operant conditioning/instrumental

nonassociative learning

rehersal

rote learning

habituation

dishabituation

sensitization

memory

stages of memory

retrieval

ptsd

amygdala

medial temporal region (after consolidation-independent)

consolidation

encoding

left parahippocampal cortex

left pre-frontal cortex

trace memory

brain

thalamus

amnesia

retrograde amnesia

interograde amnesia

long

non-declarative

conditioning

complex

hippocampus

simple

cerebellar circuit

priming (repitition)

conceptual

reduces activity-left frontal cortex

perceptual

reduces activity-bilateral occipitotemporal cortex

skill learning (motor coordination)

Basal ganglio, motor cortex, cerebellum

declarative

semantic memory

temporal cortex

episodic memory

right frontal and temporal cortex

intermediate

recency effect

primacy effect

short

working

episodic

visiospatial

phonological