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HUMAN MEMORY

not a rememberer of experience” “The computer is a retriever of information, not a rememberer of experience” Schacter

EBBINGHAUS -1880s Laboratory studies of verbal learning, memory, and forgetting

INFORMATION PROCESSING MODEL OF MEMORY

SENSORY MEMORY SHORT-TERM MEMORY LONG-TERM MEMORY STM LTM

SENSORY MEMORY High capacity, rapid decay, less than 1 second for the icon, 2-3 seconds for the echo

SENSORY MEMORY All Incoming Information - Information Not Attended To FORGOTTEN

SENSORY MEMORY All Incoming Information - Information Not SHORT-TERM Attended To MEMORY FORGOTTEN ATTENTION

Attention is a control process Gateway to awareness

Attention Control process Gateway to awareness Example of inattentional blindness

Short-Term Memory STM Working memory Limited capacity, 7 + or - 2 Digit span test Chunking

STM Rapid decay, 10-30 sec for unrehearsed meaningless material

STM Not a passive storage depot Rather, an active mental workspace known as Working memory

Working Memory Visuospatial Scratchpad Central Executive Phonological Loop

Long-Term Memory LTM Vast capacity Long or permanent duration Rajan - pi - 30,000 digits

Classes of LTM 1. Declarative - Explicit a. Semantic - general knowledge of the world b. Episodic - knowledge of your own past experiences

Classes of LTM 2. Nondeclarative or Implicit - Procedural - learned skills or habitual responses, classical conditioning, priming

FORGETTING

Forgetting as a result of decay?

Simple passage of time after learning has minimal effect on retention

Forgetting as a result of interference

Retroactive Interference Current learning interferes with recall of previously learned material

Retroactive Interference Learn Learn Memory A B Loss for A Time

Proactive Interference Prior learning interferes with retention of new information

Proactive Interference Learn Learn Memory A B Loss for B Time

Retrograde and Anterograde Amnesia Time Retrograde Anterograde Head Trauma

Medial Temporal Lobe Amnesia Mr. H. M. - almost solely anterograde amnesia Hippocampal damage Separation of procedural and declarative memories

Bilateral medial temporal lobe damage induces declarative anterograde amnesia

Can these patients acquire a classically conditioned response? Delayed conditioning, CS and US overlap Yes Trace conditioning, CS and US do not overlap No

Delayed and trace classical conditioning are different kinds of learning involving different brain structures

Separation of episodic and semantic memories in unidentified patients Example: Richard Nixon’s father was a member of Hell’s Angels

Korsakoff’s Syndrome associated with alcoholism - vitamin B1 deficiency similar to diencephalic amnesia - mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus - Mr. N. A.

Sweet Memories Why do some events become vivid memories? Flashbulb Memories

Sweet Memories Post-trial administration of epinephrine improves memories Post-trial administration of glucose improves memories

Memories associated with arousal produce epinephrine release and glucose release Flashbulb Memories may be sweet memories

Repressed Memories Repression - major Freudian concept - unacceptable thoughts pushed into the unconscious Does incest/sexual abuse during childhood produce repression and behavioral dysfunction

YES! assert some therapists - repressed memories are associated with depression, eating disorders, sexual dysfunction, anxiety, etc Recovery of memories is therapeutic

George Franklin was accused of murdering a young girl, Susan Nason, more than two decades after the crime. His daughter Eileen, only 8 at the time of the murder, claimed to have witnessed it, repressed it, and then recovered the memory. He was convicted.

YES! assert some Self-help pop-psychology books The Courage to Heal by Bass and Davis

“If you think you were abused and your life shows the symptoms, then you were. If you don’t remember your abuse, you are not alone. Many women don’t have memories.....this doesn’t mean they weren’t abused.”

NO! assert most therapists, accused individuals, and cognitive psychologists False Memory Syndrome Foundation - 7,000 members, founded by Pamela Freyd, accused by her daughter

“Recovered-memory therapists have invented a mechanism that supposedly causes a child’s awareness of sexual assault to be driven entirely from consciousness. There is no limit to the number of traumatic events that can be repressed, and no limit to the length of time over which the series of events can occur.”

False Memory Test False memories can be implanted

Traumatic events generally NOT repressed - can’t be forgotten - post-traumatic stress disorder in Vietnam veterans Traumatic memories are “sweet memories”