Memory

Hearing a song that reminds a time that you went to the beach with friends.

Feeling weird whenever you see a crooked picture frame.

Using two hands to lift a large box even though you do not know what is on the inside.

Knowing what a traffic cone taste like even though you have never tasted one.

False, the brain has multiple parts that facilitate memory.

False, the prefrontal cortex is the main memory part of the brain.

True, the amygdala is use do for emotional learning and memory.

True, the memory is mainly in the brain stem.

Retrograde Amnesia

Anterograde Amnesia

Presentia

Wondergrade Amnesia

Fading with time

Trying not to remember

Not enough cues

Eating specific foods

Exposure to certain evironments

The retention of information

The input of information into the memory system

The retrieval of information

The deletion of information

Encode, store, and retrieve information over time

Encode, retrieve, and erase information

Store, encode, and analyze information

Retrieve, store, and interpret information

The inability to form new memories

Loss of memory for events before brain trauma

Memory loss due to disease

Forgetting current events

Encoding failure

The misinformation effect

Procedural memory

Semantic encoding