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| Instrumental, Operant, Skinnerian Conditioning |
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| In which a subject learns that a particular response leads to a particular consequence. |
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| Mnemonic device uses visualization to organizes and recall information. *the house |
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| Mnemonic device used by taking first letter of every word. *PEMDAS |
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| Procedure of operation that us used to improve memory. |
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| Trying to recall recent information but having it obstructed by past information. |
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| Trying to recall past information but having it obstructed by Recent Information. |
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Duration: Infinite
Capacity: Infinite |
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Duration: <30 sec.
Capacity: 7 plus/minus 2 |
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Duration: <1 sec.
Capacity: Infinite |
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| Shaping + Successive Approximations |
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| Rewards for acting in a way that gets closer and closer to desired behavior. |
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| Positive + Negative Reinforcement |
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| Is used to help increase the probability that a specific behavior will occur. |
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| When the subject can tell the difference between two stimuli. |
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| A memory disorder patient who had his hippocampus, parahippocampai, and amidala removed. |
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| Classical, Pavlovian, Respondent Conditioning |
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| In which an subjects learns that one stimulus follows another. |
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| The loss of long term memory (childhood, etc..) |
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| The loss of short term memory, usually cause by trauma. |
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| When a stimulus can be presented and get same response compared to a slightly different stimulus |
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