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How is working memory “working” and how does it interact with sensory memory and long-term memory to create new memories?
why is effortful processing more likely to create clearer and more easily retrieved memories?

How do retrieval cues (explain a specific cue) function to produce quicker and, hopefully, more accurate memory retrieval?




How does the hippocampus aid in the processing and storage of memories?



Why is effortful processing more likely to create clearer and more easily retrieved memories?



How is working memory “working” and how does it interact with sensory memory and long-term memory to create new memories?



What is a possible physiological cause of Alzheimer’s disease
What brain region was primarily involved in the consolidation of the little Alberts conditioned emotional response
1. What is the difference between an Unconditioned Stimulus and a Conditioned Stimulus, between an Unconditioned Response and a Conditioned Response?

Part II - What is the role of operant conditioning in our development of reading skills? How do these skills become stronger and more “automatic”? Do you think that many of our “skills” follow the same path of development, and why?


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