Remembering and Forgetting: Crash Course Psychology #14

THE KITCHEN PART WAS SOOOO TRUE

When Hank talked about the animal that curls up into a ball I straight up remmebered a Pokemon named Sandshrew of all things instead of the actual animal first.

Not cell level science. More like general talk

i rember!

geek !

The most important thing I learned: armadillos have leprosy.

"cookies or no cookies" that's the question!!!!

at this point, i'm wondering who the heck Bernice is???

I sincerely hope Bernice is alive at the end of this course

thank you

long live crash course!

psych exam tomorrow

Then What About Mr. Bean Style Of Catching The Theif , Using A Knife 😂😂

So what are Flashbulb memories?

I assume he does not actually speak like that in normal conversation, and he may be trying to be cute or funny or make the video interesting but he just makes it painful to watch. I'd rather listen and watch someone in monotone just tell the story, but my professor makes me watch this guy.

Got that michael jackson reference

I get cookies even when they aren’t on my list...

So why do we still use eyewitnesses in court

"Hmm, gotta get my Math book to look at my trigonometry notes"
gets up to go get it
literally 0.000000001 seconds later
"WhY aM i HeAr?"
goes back
remembers math notes
"REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"

YOU USED THE FORBIDDEN WORD, I DEMAND REUPLOAD, YOU MAY NOT CALL CHOM CHOMS THE B WORD AGAIN, OR I SHALL CRASH YOU

this maybe explains gossips

I liked when he said cookies

the angler fish on the side table!

FOR MY OWN BENEFIT
*Priming(memoryless memory) exposer to one memory influences your other memories
*Mood congruent- when a mood helps you retrieve a memory
*Serial position effect- your more likely to remember things first and last on a list then in-between
*Storage decay- natural forgetting overtime
*Proactive interference- old learning gets in the way of knew learning
*Retroactive interference- knew learning gets in the way of old learning
*Misinformation- post information of an event influences what actually get

Who's here cause they're in a Psyc class?

Hank: ... And then you forget and you don't have any toilet paper.
Me, watching this in 2020: Are you sure that's why?

This happens to me all the time I try very hard to record things in mind but I forget D:, now give me a solution of how to fix/improve/defrag it so I can use my memory more efficiently and access my stored data like a Google search like in a matter of micro milliseconds :D

i am really starting to hate bernice

retroactive learning, so that’s what that is. i sometimes can’t fluently speak my native language after learning to speak english.

Best crash course yet!!

Trying to learn as much as about memory so I can prob one of my friends to help them

The French/Spanish memory interference! So many times I've said, "C'est muy bien. Wait..."

Why is it always Bernice?

Also, wasn't it chomchomps???

I really dislike how you said at the end that Bernice is a nice lady. She almost caused an innocent barista to go to jail. She's not a nice lady. We are not defined by the intentions of our actions, if that was so, Hitler would be no worse than any exterminator, because his intentions were the same. We judge Hitler based on the consequences of his actions. The barista was arrested, taken to prison, and dragged through a criminal trial where he had to pay for lawyers. Bernice is a horrible person. You don't get to get away from the morality of your actions just because you didn't mean any harm

“Armadillooooooo”

Hands Down Best Channel!

Having just(an hour ago) been scanning through the videos of this series, I was subject to this effect. I remembered the begging and where I stopped much better than the middle.

Im pressed that I was able to remember it was an armadillo before he said it 😅

This episode is a perfect example of how the justice system baffles me. In the court room, eyewitness testimony is looked at as a very strong form of evidence, but in the sciences eyewitness testimony is probably the lowest form of evidence. Imagine trying to prove a scientific theory and your main evidence is because I saw it, you would be laughed at until you brought back some charts or data to back up your hypothesis. In the courtroom however, eyewitness testimony is considered one of the strongest forms of evidence, and no one even seems to consider how easily it is to trick our senses, or how inaccurate memories can be, not even mentioning the person possibly having motive to portray things a certain way or strait up lie.

I swear if it weren't for these crash courses, I wouldn't survive Psych. Love it! Keep it coming!

'We are all largely the product of the stories we tell ourselves'
Man that was deep XD

Tell me how you missed a golden opportunity to say the man stole the bananas and “split”

am i tripping balls or did i just see a tiny man run across the lamp?

that's not a banana that's a chomchom

so, who stole the bananas...

Who's this Bernice and why does Hank have such a crush on her?

goddamn that armadillo example hit home so hard bc he was basically speaking out my thought process lol