Which type of memory is represented when you write your name?

What memory is represented when you remember what happened at your friend's birthday party last week?

What type of memory is represented when you remember the parts of the brain that relate to memory?

What type of memory is represented when you try to remember a phone number as it is dialled?

Implicit memory is

Explicit memory is

What are the steps in creating long term memories?

Are children born with the same cognitive capabilities as adults or not?

At which stage do children begin to understand the world around them by using their senses and bodily movements.

A child starts to use objects as symbols, projecting the properties of one object onto another; for example, pretending a stick is a sword.

The child can use language to describe and represent events, people, or objects from their past.

The most advanced cognitive achievement a child reaches during this stage is object permanence. Object permanence refers to when an infant understands that an object still exists, even when they are not able to see, smell, touch, or hear it.

The child builds on and masters abstract thought. They become less egocentric and more rational.

The child can use their existing knowledge to create new theories about the world and make predictions about what will happen in the future.

The appearance of water changes when someone pours it from a short, wide glass into a tall, narrow bottle, but the water itself does not change. The child now understands this.

The child is egocentric. This means they only understand the world from their perspective and struggle to see other peoples’ points of view.

On a scale of 1-4,

1= I'm lost

4= Too easy!

Can you understand and remember what we have studied this week?