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Lecture 5
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1Which syndrome serves as evidence that STS is different than LTS?
- AOliver saks
- BAlzheimers
- CDementia
- DKosakoff
2Atkinson-Shiffrin memory model contains 2 types of memory
- ATrue
- BFalse
3If someone is speaking, what kind of memory store are they using?
- ADuration
- BCodes
- CEncoding
4The Brown-Peterson task asked participants spell random 3 letter nonsense syllable, then evaluating after 3-digit #.. what did they find?
- Athings last in short term store forever, as long as you don't stop rehearsing
- BInfo in STS decays after 15 seconds
- CSTS codes are Accoustic-verbal-linguistic
5Wickelgren (1965) conducted a study where they verbally read out letters, what did they find?
- AErrors are acoustic
- BErrors are semantic
- CErrors are linguistic
6Conrad 1964 found [blank_start]that[blank_end]
- AAuditory presentation and visual
- BSemantic presentation and visual
7Who coined the term Acoustic-Verbal-Linguistic?
- AHerdman (2014)
- BAtkinson & Shiffrin (1968)
- CMiller (1958)
- DDe groot (1965)
8In the class demo, we determined that STS capacity is limited to about ?
- A6+/- 2
- B7 +/- 2
- C3 +/- 2
9Miller (1958) used a number set and determined what?
- AChunking
- BElaboration encoding
- CNovice chess player preform better than master chess players
10Degroot (1965) ran a study with 2 types of chess boards, what did they find?
- AThey found that master chess players preform better on both boards
- BMaster chess players only preform better on Real game Board
- CNovice chess players preform better on both boards
- DNovice chess players preform better on real game boards
11Sandra is having a hard time remembering drug names for her pharmacology test, she decided to break down the long drug names and learn them in segments. What is this an example of?
- AChunking
- BImage coding
- CRehearsal
- DAcoustic coding
12In class we examined the serial position curve, what was it findings?
- APeople can recall the first said words better than the ones said in the middle
- BPeople can recall words from anytime, without having issues as they rehearsed them
- CPeople remember the middle words but not the beginning or end
13Why do regency effects happen?
- AThey are your more recent items
- BPossible you rehearse them or they don't fade out of STS store
- CIts your first heard items
14What are primacy effects?
- AFirst heard items
- BLast heard items
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