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limited in duration and capacity
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retention independent of coscious recollection
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memory of facts and experiences that one can consiously declare.
DECLARATIVE memory
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momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli.
photographic image lasting no more than a few seconds
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momentary sensory memory of auditory stimuli
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difficulty in informing new memories for events that accur after brain trauma
Difficulty learning new material
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inability to recall events that occured prior to trauma
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hippocampus
Neural center in limbic sys. that helps process memories for storage
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increase in synapse firing potential after brief rapid stimulation with in hippocampus
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mental activities associated with thinking knowing and remembering and communicating
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series of sequential stages
- each stage consists of unique process
-receives ifo from previous stages and adds to its own
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designing and programing computer systems.
- to do intelligent things
-stimulate human thought process
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computer circuits that mimic brains interconnected neural cells
-performing tasks
-learning to recognize visual patterns
-learning to recognize smells
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mental grouping of simular objects events ideas or people
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mental image
-matching new items to the prototype provides a quick and easy method for including items
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sudden realization of the solution to a problem
- contrasts w/ stratagy based solutions
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tendency to search for info that confirms ones perceptions
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inability to see problems from new perspectives
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tendency to be more confidant than correct
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way issue is posed.
-significantly affects decisions and judgement
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tendency to see ones preexisting belief to distort logical reasoning
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clinging to ones inital conceptions after the bias of which they were formed has been descredited
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clinging to ones inital conceptions after the bias of which they were formed has been descredited
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