 Episodic Memory  Procedural Memory-  Amygdala  Hippocampus.

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 Episodic Memory  Procedural Memory-

 Amygdala  Hippocampus

 Note: Working Memory is the same as short term memory  Echoic Memory

 Maintenance Rehearsal – increase short term memory to 30 seconds more  State Dependent Memory

 The ability to maintain exact detailed visual memories over a significant period of time.  Eidetic Memory

 Retrograde Amnesia  Anterograde Amnesia

 Suppression

 Decay Theory – If you Don’t use it – you lose it

 Method Of loci Knowing where things are located or placed

 Based on his research forgetting curve research using unfamiliar information you will forget it within 1 hour.

 Algorithm – Instructions for paper Paper airplane

 Representative Heuristic – Schema

Convergent thinkers vs. Divergent Thinkers

 Functional Fixedness

 Confirmation Bias

 Availability Heuristic

 Over regularization

 It is a technique used at least since the 1950s as a creativity tool, most frequently mentioned in engineering books on design methods. Means-Ends Analysis is also a way to clarify one's thoughts when embarking on a mathematical proof.

 Framing

 Noam Chomsky= We are born with an innate mental grammar leading to the ability to speak language.

 Know the difference between short term and long term memory  Semantic memory  Recalling & phonemes  Information processing model; what is the correct order?  Primacy effect, recency effect  Chunking  Why do eyewitnesses get it wrong? People may be asked misleading questions.  Why do people forget?