The tendency for prior learning to inhibit recall of later learning is called…
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Recognition
Twenty years after graduating, a subject is able to correctly identify photographs of students she attended highschool with from a larger group of strangers. To do so she has used what?
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Implicit Memory
Memories that are outside of conscious Memory and are hard to recall or recognise are called…
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Hippocampus
The part of the brain that plays a major role in memory is what?
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A patient guided by an incompetent therapist might confuse dreams with memories
Criticism of recovered memories of abuse has centered on the fact that…
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Encoding
Transforming incoming information into a usable form is the stage of memory is called?
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Memory
The cognitive capacity to encode, store, and retrieve information is called?
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Limitless
The storage capacity of long term memory is basically described as what?
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sematic memory
memories of historical facts
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episodic memory
memories of your breakfast this morning
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Episodic, Procedural, Sematic memory
Not a type of Long Term memoery
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Procedural Memory
The type of LTM in which stimulus response associations, and skilled patterns of response are stored is called what?
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Semantic Memory
The type of LTM in which facts, vocabulary, simple concepts, and rules are stored.
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Episodic Memory
The type of memory in which personal experiences are stored is called?
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recognition
Multiple choice questions require…
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recall
essay questions require…
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semantic memory
intelligence tests for adults usually has a general knowledge section which tests for…
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Sensory memory
The first step inplacing information into memory is to encode it from…
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Short term memory
recoding, chunking, and rehearsal are especially important for the improvement of which type of memory
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Overlearning, memory based
The improvement of memory to truly exceptional levels involves what?
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Selective attention
What determines what information moves from sensory memory to short term memory?
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overlearning
improves memory
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re-learning
When students who go to graduate school have to brush up on a foreign language they learned before, they find it easier the second time around. This illustrates?
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Short term memory
this type of memory can be seriously affected by interruption
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short term memory
looking up a phone number and then remembering it while you are dialing is an example of what type of memory
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7(plus or minus 2)
“magic number” that represents average number of memorable information
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episodic memory
memory is that part of long-term memory containing personal experiences
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sensory memory
The kind of memory that lasts for only a second or two
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Retroactive interference
When new learning disrupts the ability to recall past, stored information, … has been said to occur
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Elizabeth loftus
The scientist who is most famous for her studies on memoery
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Flashbulb memories
type of memory that are usually vivid, easy to recall and is associated with high levels of emotional arousal is called what?
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sensory, short term, long-term memory
The correct order for the three stages of memory
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mnemonic devices
strategies for improving retrieval that take advantage of existing memories in order to make new material more meaningful is called…
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Implicit memory
An expert typist who cannot describe the exact location of letters on a keyboard is demonstrating the importance of…
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Explicit memory
A memory that a person is aware of having, or a memory that is consciously retrieved, is called…
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Procedural memory
A brain-injured patient can still play the piano but is unable to recall or relearn the broad outlines of American history is superior in…
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schema
an organized, general knowledge of some particular thing