Key Terms
18.1
Memory is Classified Based on Time Course and Type of Information Stored
long-term memory,
short-term memory,
working memory,
consolidation,
recall,
reconsolidation,
anterograde amnesia,
procedural memory,
declarative memory,
episodic memory,
basal ganglia,
retrograde amnesia,
infantile amnesia,
Alzheimer’s disease,
seizure disorders,
Korsakoff’s syndrome,
mild cognitive impairment,
amyloid fibrils,
neurofibrillary tangles,
ApoE4,
familial,
sporadic,
interictal epileptiform discharges,
Dravet syndrome,
Morris water maze,
Barnes maze
18.2
Implicit Memories: Associative vs. Nonassociative Learning
Habituation,
sensitization,
Aplysia,
classical conditioning,
unconditioned stimulus,
unconditioned response,
conditioned stimulus,
conditioned response,
engram,
amygdala,
hippocampus,
operant conditioning,
positive/negative reinforcement,
punishment
18.4
Synaptic Mechanisms of Long-Term Memory
long-term potentiation,
long-term depression,
trisynaptic loop,
perforant pathway,
mossy fiber pathway,
Schaffer collateral pathway,
field/population EPSP,
homosynaptic plasticity,
associative plasticity,
depotentiation,
NDMA receptor,
AMPA receptor,
CAMKII,
coincidence detector,
silent synapse