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Memory Quiz
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1What are the techniques used in the cognitive interview?
- AContext reinstatement
- BRecall from a changed perspective
- CRecall in reverse order
- DReport everything
- ERecall from only your own perspective
- FRecall in chronological order
- GReport only the most important events
2Baddely created the Multi-store Model for memory
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
3The short term memory has a duration of [blank_start]0-18 seconds.[blank_end] It has a capacity of [blank_start]7+/-2[blank_end] and it encodes information in a [blank_start]acoustic[blank_end] form. The long term memory has a duration of [blank_start]lifetime[blank_end] and a capacity of [blank_start]unlimited[blank_end]. It encodes information in a [blank_start]semantic[blank_end] form.
- A0-18 seconds.
- B4-24 seconds
- C10-20 seconds
- D1 minute
- E7+/-2
- F7+/-3
- G7
- H5+/-2
- I10
- Jacoustic
- Ksemantic
- Lsensory
- Mvisual
- Nlifetime
- O48 hours
- PA year
- Q40 Years
- RA week
- Sunlimited
- T200
- U500
- V1000
- W20
- Xsemantic
- Yacoustic
- Zvisual
- AAsensory
4What is Procedural memory?
- AMemory of how to do things, does not involve conscious thought and is non declarative.
- BMemory of information about the world, this includes knowledge about the meaning of words, as well as general knowledge. Involves conscious thought and is declarative.
- CMemory of events that we have experienced in our lives. It involves conscious thought and is declarative.
5What is semantic memory?
- AMemory of how to do things, does not involve conscious thought and is non declarative.
- BMemory of information about the world, this includes knowledge about the meaning of words, as well as general knowledge. Involves conscious thought and is declarative.
- CMemory of events that we have experienced in our lives. It involves conscious thought and is declarative.
6What is Episodic memory?
- AMemory of how to do things, does not involve conscious thought and is non declarative.
- BMemory of information about the world, this includes knowledge about the meaning of words, as well as general knowledge. Involves conscious thought and is declarative.
- CMemory of events that we have experienced in our lives. It involves conscious thought and is declarative.
7One strength of the cognitive interview is that it is fast to conduct?

- ARichtig
- BFalsch
8One [blank_start]weakness[blank_end] of the cognitive interview is that some elements of the cognitive interview are more [blank_start]valuable[blank_end] than others. For example, research has shown that using a combination of '[blank_start]report everything[blank_end]' and '[blank_start]context reinstatement[blank_end]' produced better recall than any of the conditions individually.
- Aweakness
- Bstrength
- Cvaluable
- DReliable
- Ereport everything
- Fchanging perspective
- Grecalling in a reverse order
- Hcontext reinstatement
9What are the 4 parts of the working memory model?
- Aphonological loop
- Bshort-term memory
- Ccentral executive
- Dvisio-spatial sketchpad
- Eepisodic buffer
- Fsemantic memory
- Gsensory store
- Hepisodic bank
10One part of the [blank_start]working memory model[blank_end] is the phonological loop. It is a temporary storage system for holding [blank_start]auditory[blank_end] information in a speech based form. It has two parts, the [blank_start]phonological store[blank_end] (inner ear) which stores words you hear, and the [blank_start]articulatory process[blank_end] (inner voice) which allows maintenance rehearsal.
- Aworking memory model
- Bmulti-store model
- Cauditory
- Dvisual
- Esemantic
- Fphonological store
- Gvisio-spatial sketchpad
- Hphonological bank
- Iphonological buffer
- Jarticulatory process
- Karticulatory store
- Larticulatory bank
11Who designed the working memory model?
- ABaddely and Hitch
- BAtkinson and Shiffrin
- CAtkinson and Hitch
- DShiffrin and Baddely
- EBaddely and Atkinson
- FHitch and Shiffrin
- GJohn
12[blank_start]Proactive[blank_end] interference is when old learning prevents the recall of more recent information. [blank_start]Retroactive[blank_end] interference is when new learning prevents the recall of previously learned information.
- AProactive
- BRetroactive
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- Beschreibung
- A level Psychology (Paper 1) Quiz am Memory Quiz, erstellt von James Ross am 09/05/2018.
- Autor
- James Ross
- Sprache
- English
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- 1
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- Erstellt am 9 Mai 2018 · aktualisiert am 11 Mai 2018
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