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Question	Answer
autobiographical memories	long-term memory for events in life
flashbulb memories	detailed memories of dramatic events
flashbulb memories	detailed memories of dramatic events
flashbacks	re-running a specific event
Jake suffered a terrible workplace injury where a stack of shelves fell on him from above, he has a vivid memory of the scene, and it often play it over in his mind. He is experiencing....	autobiographical memory
Cleydell and Pearce's Self Memory System Model has two components, what are they?	Autobiographical knowledge base, Working self
Amanda saw a poster of the beaches in Maldives and it reminded here of her honeymoon 10 years ago, this is an example of....	generative retrieval
Ian has promised himself he will study harder this year then he has previous years. he often looks back on previous years and rues his lack of effort. His memory is influenced by his...	working self
the ..... plays a major role in the formation of autobiographical memories	prefrontal cortex
depressed patients have more .... autobiographical memories	general
four brain areas associated with autobiographical memories	fronto parietal network
prospective memory vs retrospective memory	retrospective=what
Derrick knows remembers he has a plan to meet a friend for coffee when he sees a young woman walking past him with drinking a cup of coffee. This is the ... stage of prospective memory	cue detection
Alex remembers he has an appointment at 3pm, this is the ... stage or prospective memory	intention recall
constant checking of intention execution movements leads to ...... memories of events	less vivid
Smith and Bayerns PAM theory	Monitoring process
Einstein and McDaniel are MP's	task association
mark remembered he had church tomorrow after hearing a bell ringing in the distance, this is an example of...	retrieval
cultural life script	expectations about prospective life periods
the cultural life script dictates that the reminiscence bump in early adulthood is due to ... about a normal life span	semantic knowledge
misinformation effect	information after event affecting memory
Mark assumed the driver must have been driving incredibly fast from the way his passengers in the car reacted to the crash, he increased his estimation of the other car's speed, this is an example of...	the misinformation effect
confirmation bias	form memories based on expectations
theories on childhood and infantile based amnesia	cognitive self
cognitive self theory	memories generated after self-concept
socio-cultural theory	culture dictates memory type/detail
two stage theory	absolute amnesia =0-2
neurogenic theory	neurogenesis inhibits memory formulation
Scullin believed there were two mechanism involved with prospective memroy	monitoring process and spontaneous retrieval