psych 346 Exam III
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- Schacter's claims regarding priming and explicit recall/recognition and the evidence (apparent dissociations) he uses to support them;
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- Later evidence that cast doubts on schacter's claims
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- the difference between the different theoretical view and pro's and con's of each. from schacter
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- Implicit at encoding:
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- arguments for/against priming for novel information or associations.
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- priming and the brain -- what determines which regions change.
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- examples of memory influencing attention
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- examples of attention influencing memory
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- Summerfield Key experiment -- explain
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- Cue effectiveness: from summerfield key experiment
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- Brain activation patterns in key experiment
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- Interpretation from summerfield key experiment: Implicit/explicit
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- Arousal effects on implicit and explicit memory
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- Encoding specificity; does it apply to priming too?
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- Behavioral and brain effects of directing attention to/from different types of information (turk-browne experiment)
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- Evidence for suppression (Gazzaley experiment)
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- Cabeza paper: focus on AtoM hypothesis and its interpretation of the different functions of different regions of parietal cortex.
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- Name the seven sins
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