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| Reinforce every single time. |
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| Behavior that is displayed that is not reinforced every time. |
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| A fixed number of responses must occur before you get a reward. |
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| When the behavior is repeated without reward the behavior will stop. |
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| Teaching complex behaviors by rewarding small steps in the right direction. |
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| Learning that is hidden until it is needed. |
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| Familiar with the overall picture building a cognitive map. |
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| The purpose of answering questions. |
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| Varying responses must be given before a reward. |
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| A fixed interval of time must pass before reinforcement. |
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| The process by which we recollect information experiences from the past. |
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| Of a specific event that took place. |
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| Specific event that is remembered in detail we pay attention to things that are meaningful. |
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| General knowledge not know what you learned. |
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| In memory translating information into a form in which it can be stored. |
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| Read out loud. repeatedly sequence of sounds. |
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| Acronyms attached to meaning to peaces of information. |
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| Locating the stored information turing it to conscious thought.3rd process. |
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| Depends on the place where the memories were encoded. |
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| People retrieve memories better when they are in the same emotional state. |
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| Memory traces snapshots from visual stimulus. |
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| Auditory stimulus held onto briefly. |
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| Short Term Memory (Waking Memory) |
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| If you pay attention to memory trace it will stay with you. |
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| Breaking up information into manageable units. |
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| 3rd stage. Steps are needed repeating connections. |
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| The mental representation we form from bits of information. |
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| To bring something back and reconstruct it in your mind. |
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| Relearn things you knew fairly quickly. |
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| Normal memory that is fading away. |
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| Not aware of it-protection. |
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| Forgetting early childhood memories. |
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| Forget the period leading up to the event. |
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