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What study investigated short-term memory duration using consonant syllables?

The study by Peterson and Peterson.

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2

How many participants were involved in the Peterson and Peterson study?

24 participants.

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What task were participants asked to perform in the Peterson and Peterson study?

Remember a 3-digit number while counting down by threes.

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4

What effect does time have on retention in short-term memory according to Peterson and Peterson?

After 3 seconds, retention is 80%; after 18 seconds, retention drops to 3%.

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5

What is Long-Term Memory (LTM)?

A type of memory that may last for a lifetime.

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6

Who conducted the research on long-term memory duration?

Bahrick et al.

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How many participants were included in Bahrick et al.'s study?

392 American participants.

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What was the age range of participants in Bahrick et al.'s study?

17 to 74 years.

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9

What methods did Bahrick et al. use to test long-term memory?

Free recall and photo recognition of high school yearbooks.

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10

How many photos were used in Bahrick et al.'s photo recognition test?

50 photos.

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11

What percentage of participants could recognize photos after 15 years according to Bahrick et al.?

90% of participants.

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12

What percentage of participants could recognize photos after 48 years according to Bahrick et al.?

70% of participants.

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13

In terms of free recall, what percentage could recall information after 15 years?

60%.

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14

In terms of free recall, what percentage could recall information after 48 years?

30%.

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15

What does Bahrick et al.'s study suggest about long-term memory?

It may last up to a lifetime.

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16

What does the Peterson and Peterson experiment reveal about short-term memory?

It highlights the rapid decay of information without rehearsal.

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17

What is the significance of the 3-second and 18-second intervals in the Peterson study?

These intervals show how memory retention decreases significantly with time.

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18

How can studying Bahrick et al.'s findings be considered valuable for education?

It emphasizes the importance of retrieval practices to enhance long-term retention.

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19

What cognitive psychology concept does the Peterson and Peterson study relate to?

The concept of short-term memory duration.

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What is an implication of Bahrick et al.'s findings for life-long learning?

That memories may endure but require regular retrieval to maintain accessibility.

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