Clps 450 Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

apperceptive agnosia a failure to understand the meaning of objects due to a deficit at the level of object perception can't recognize or name objects -- no semantic impairment perceptual categorizations happens in bad at unconventional views test-- damage in right hemisphere associative agnosia a failure to understand the meaning of objects due to a deficit at the level of semantic memory can see the object just can't recognize what it is damage in left hemispher

short term storeprimary, immediate, working memory - limited duration if not rehearsed rate of forgetting: Brown Peterson Paradigm- given constant trigram (ex: DBX) and then 3 digit number - count backwards by 3's for varying amount of time and then asked to recall the consonants that you were given at start as time of counting backwards went UP recall went DOWN Long term storepermanent store short term memory syndromeabnormally rapid forgetting - decaying much more rapidly than 3...

short term storeprimary, immediate, working memory - limited duration if not rehearsed rate of forgetting: Brown Peterson Paradigm- given constant trigram (ex: DBX) and then 3 digit number - count backwards by 3's for varying amount of time and then asked to recall the consonants that you were given at start as time of counting backwards went UP recall went DOWN Long term storepermanent store short term memory syndromeabnormally rapid forgetting - decaying much more rapidly than 3...

What are the four time periods for understanding of the brain? Classical Antiquity Period Medieval Period Transitional or Renaissance Period Emergence of Modern Cognitive Neuropsychology Define the classical antiquity period Emphasis on the localization of the soul Heart/Diaphragm (Aristotle) vs. the Brain (Plato) Brain only a vessel that held the real substance of thought (cerebrospinal fluid) define the medieval period Ventricular localization theory (three-part model of cognition) ...

EXAM 1- CLPS 450 Q&A

CLPS 450 Historical Perspective Q&A

apperceptive agnosia a failure to understand the meaning of objects due to a deficit at the level of object perception can't recognize or name objects -- no semantic impairment perceptual categorizations happens in bad at unconventional views test-- damage in right hemisphere associative agnosia a failure to understand the meaning of objects due to a deficit at the level of semantic memory can see the object just can't recognize what it is damage in left hemisphere

short term storeprimary, immediate, working memory - limited duration if not rehearsed rate of forgetting: Brown Peterson Paradigm- given constant trigram (ex: DBX) and then 3 digit number - count backwards by 3's for varying amount of time and then asked to recall the consonants that you were given at start as time of counting backwards went UP recall went DOWN Long term storepermanent store short term memory syndromeabnormally rapid forgetting - decaying much more rapidly than 3...

short term storeprimary, immediate, working memory - limited duration if not rehearsed rate of forgetting: Brown Peterson Paradigm- given constant trigram (ex: DBX) and then 3 digit number - count backwards by 3's for varying amount of time and then asked to recall the consonants that you were given at start as time of counting backwards went UP recall went DOWN Long term storepermanent store short term memory syndromeabnormally rapid forgetting - decaying much more rapidly than 3...

What are the four time periods for understanding of the brain? Classical Antiquity Period Medieval Period Transitional or Renaissance Period Emergence of Modern Cognitive Neuropsychology Define the classical antiquity period Emphasis on the localization of the soul Heart/Diaphragm (Aristotle) vs. the Brain (Plato) Brain only a vessel that held the real substance of thought (cerebrospinal fluid) define the medieval period Ventricular localization theory (three-part model of cognition) ...