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TermDefinition
dirty rotten tip of the tongue rhyming words
amnesia atrograde cant learn anything new. retrograde cant remember the past
ymca grouping and chunking improves memory
sleep she said sleep but it wasnt apart of cards
20th log we used mnemics to memorize
positve tansfer learn something and helps you learn something new
negative transfer learn something and it keeps you from learning new
proactive interference cant learn the new because you learned the past
retro interference learn something new and you foget the past
method of loci memory technique when you remember things in a place. state justices
peg world method remember something with a ryhm one is button
automatic processing learn something without trying
herman ebinghaus memory reaserch with nonsense syllabls
recall essays. jepordy off top of the head
repression anxious makes us forget sirhan forgot shooting jfk
recognition multiple choice
loftus framing questions
state dpendency theory bower like to be in same mood to learn something when you recall it
primary remember befining and end
recency forget the end
deep processing think about things deeper
surface processing
chunking grouping unrelated items
charts and theories atkinson shriffin pattern recog goes right into long term
self referencing remember words that are like us
cerebellum procedural memory
hippocampus short term in long term intrograde amnesia if damaged
thalmus starts memory process
NMDA helps us connect things into lt memory
heuristics shortcuts. ends in y
representative heuristic shortcut based on books and movies. how i expect the world to end up
availibility heuristic how you expect the world to be based on personal experiance
confirmation bias believe somethings thats been supported once. anything after that fuck u
framing leading question. influenes mem
alogorithms always gives one answer
insight a ha moments colars chimps
functional fixedness inabilitly to think outside of the box goes on a fishing trip and forgets to bring tackles box doesnt use string
metacognton thinking about thinking
strategies using techniques to solve problems
divergent thinking broader
convergent thinking more specific
stm 18-23 seconds
ltm for life
semantic memory random facts
echoic memory hearing
episodic memory alittle story
iconic memory pictures
procedural memory how to do something
eidetic memory photographic memory
anterogade forget new
retrograde forget old
lewis terman came up with equation for intelligence
iq intelligence quation averg 100
apitude tests what you could be good at
achievment tests what you already know
crystallized intelligence experiance can grow
fluid intelligence how fast brain works. it slows down
normal distribution ig falls on bellcurve between 60 and 140. 100 average
inheritance 85% intelligence inherited
mental retardation lower end of iq curve. familiar or gentically wrong. child was fine. drugs
creative people do things in a new way
binet wanted to see if kids could handle regualr school so he made a iq test to determine it
stanford binet test to test everybody
jensons study racial difference in intelligence. he was wrong
spearman gardner thurstone gilford theory of intelligence ability theorists
psychmetrics study of measurable differences in people
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