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Neurobiology Exam 1

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H.M. amnesia Anterograde
Anterograde amnesia Can't form new memories
H.M.'s surgery Removal of hippocampi - where epileptic activity begins
H.M.'s surgeon Henry Scoville
H.M. neuropsychologist Brenda Milner
H.M. affected structures and function Frontal lobe, medial-temporal hippocampal system (hippocampus + amygdala) ANTEROGRADE amnesia affecting: Semantic memory Autobiographical memories Amygdala Could not recognize self No empathy for others Reduction in pain sensitivity Functions retained Mathematical ability
Hermann Ebbinghaus 3 letter nonsense syllables, vary length of list, Forgetting Curve Savings measured by % change in number of trials to learn
Modal model rehearsal moves info from short to long-term memory
Dual trace theory Short and long term memory are formed at the same time
Theodule Ribot In diseased state, memories disappear in orderly fashion Recent --> personal --> habits, skills --> emotional
Ribot's law New memories more vulnerable to disruption than new memories
Support for Ribot's law ECT, Contextual fear conditioning, neurocognitive disorders
How ECT supports Ribot's law
Created by: karadub03
 

 



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