Memory

2. Type of learning based on associations
5. Misremembering where or from whom information was learned
7. Intentional recollection of information
9. Memory for facts and general knowledge
12. A long-lasting increase in synaptic strength following repeated stimulation
14. Cortex involved in attention, memory retrieval, and integrating sensory information
15. Amnesic patient who couldn’t form new long-term memories
17. Learning without conscious awareness
18. Retrieval triggered by internal or external cues
20. Memory during active information processing
21. amnesia with loss of past memories while new learning remains intact
22. Structure critical for forming new episodic memories
24. Amnesia characterized by inability to form new long-term memories
25. Brain region important for emotional modulation of memory

1. Gradual stabilization of a memory trace over time
3. Involved in habit learning and procedural memory
4. Memory loss resulting from brain damage
6. Brain region important for forming long-term memories
8. plasticity The ability of synapses to strengthen or weaken over time
10. Previous exposure influences later memory or behavior
11. Transforming experiences into neural representations
13. Amnesic patient with impaired short-term (working) memory but intact long-term memory.
16. Memory for personal life events
19. Amnesic patient who lost episodic memory but kept semantic memory
23. Memory system supporting skills and habits