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PSY 223 - MEMORY
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1[blank_start]Phonological[blank_end] memory involves anything using sound, [blank_start]5-9[blank_end] is the ideal amount of items that can be held.
[blank_start]Visuo-spatial[blank_end] memory involves objects, faces and places, the ideal amount of items that can be held is [blank_start]1-4.[blank_end]
[blank_start]Working memory[blank_end] involves temporary information with manipulation.- APhonological
- BVisuo-spatial
- CWorking memory
- D5-9
- E1-4
2Which type of memory is Implicit memory?
- AProcedural
- BEpisodic
- CSemantic
- DShort term
- EAmnesia
3Amnesia is a partial or total loss of memory
- ATrue
- BFalse
4[blank_start]Episodic Memory[blank_end] is explicit and remembers specific events.
[blank_start]Semantic Memory[blank_end] is explicit and remembers facts about the world.
[blank_start]Procedural Memory[blank_end] is implicit and remembers skills and actions.- AEpisodic Memory
- BSemantic Memory
- CProcedural Memory
5[blank_start]Short term[blank_end] memory is considered your working memory and has a [blank_start]limited[blank_end] capacity.
- AShort term
- BLong term
- CEpisodic
- Dlimited
- Esemi-limited
- Funlimited
- Guniversal
6[blank_start]Long term[blank_end] memory is information stores to be readily accessed and has a [blank_start]unlimited[blank_end] capacity.
- ALong term
- BExplicit
- CShort Term
- DImplicit
- Eunlimited
- Finfintie
- Glimited
- Hmiddle sized
7Episodic and Semantic memory have an implicit relationship.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8What are the two types of amnesia? [blank_start]Anterograde[blank_end] and [blank_start]Retrograde[blank_end]
- AAnterograde
- BRetrograde
9What types of memories are lost in amnesia?
- AEpisodic
- BImplicit
- CShort term
- DSemantic
- ELong term
10Binding it when various information is being processed to create an event.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11What area of the brain is responsible for binding?
- AAmygdala
- BWernickes
- CHippocampus
- DThalamus
- EHypothalamus
12System Consolidation is the formation of [blank_start]long term memories[blank_end] independent of the hippocampus.
- Along term memories
- Bmemory retrieval
- Cepisodic memories
- Dshort term memories
- E3D space memories
13System consolidation does NOT require REM sleep.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14The frontal lobe is required for ...
- AShort term memory to keep memories in STM
- BShort term memory to transfer memories to LTM
- CMemory retrieval from the LTM
- DMemory retrieval from pre frontal cortex
- EMemory consolidation
15The [blank_start]uncinate fasiculus[blank_end] contributes to memory retrieval by connecting the [blank_start]frontal lobe[blank_end] with the [blank_start]hippocampus[blank_end].
- Auncinate fasiculus
- Bpre frontal cortex
- Cthalamus
- Dlimbic system
- Euncinate debalis
- Ffasiculus entrio
- Gfrontal lobe
- Hparietal lobe
- Ioccipital lobe
- Jtemporal lobe
- Khippocampus
- Lhypothalamus
- Mthalmus
- Nmedial cingulate gyrus
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- Psychology Quiz on PSY 223 - MEMORY , created by Toni Demoff on 21/03/2017.
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