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Psyc100 Lecture Memory
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1Recognition is easier when there is contrast.
- ATrue
- BFalse
2A multiple choice question on a test is an example of
- ARecognition
- BRecall
3A short answer question on a test is an example of
- ARecognition
- BRecall
4Recall is easier when
- Athere is contrast
- Bsomeone catches your attention
5Remembering a detail/fact is an example of __________ memory.
- ASemantic
- BEpisodic
- CProcedural
6Remembering your 10th birthday party is an example of
- AEpisodic
- BDeclarative
- CProcedural
- DSemantic
7Which of the following is not true about memory?
- AIt is based on motivation
- BIt is flawed
- C78% of people have photographic memory
- DIt is malleable
8A police lineup is an example of ____________, while describing someone to a sketch artist is an example of ____________.
- Arecognition, recall
- Brecall, recognition
9Which of the following is true of the Wade et al 2002 study?
- ACreated fake childhood memories
- BShowed young adults fake photograph of them riding an hot air balloon
- C50% remembered the experience
- DStudied eye witness testimony of a car crash
10Which of the following is true about the Lotus and Palmer 1974 study?
- APeople who heard the word "smashed" remembered the car going 10 mph more than those who heard "contact"
- BShowed participants a video of a plane crash
- C Asked eye witnesses how fast the cars were going when they _____ each other.
- DAsked eye witnesses how much broken glass there was.
- EProved the inaccuracy of eyewitness testimonies
11Which of the following is in the correct order?
- ASensory-->STM-->LTM
- BSTM-->Sensory-->LTM
12_____________ involves "fishing" or making info accessible in your mind.
- APriming
- BReconstructive Memory
- CMethod of Loci
13How does priming relate to testimony and reconstructive memory?
Priming brings up memories that will target a certain __________.- AFeeling
- BIdea
- CInterest
14Which of the following is not true about the Method of Loci
- AMapping each item onto a step in a known path with vivid sensory elaborations.
- BYou do it to remember a sequence
- CBecause you use the path everyday, it becomes easy to remember the "new" info you tied to it.
- DBrings up memories that will target a certain feeling.
15Given the list: Quiet Dream Tired Bedroom Yawn Vomit Midnight Blanket Pillow Rest Exhausted Snore Lamp Silent Sheets
Remembering __________ would be an example of primacy.- ADream
- BPillow
- CLamp
- DVomit
16Which of the following is not true?
- AMore likely to remember words at the beginning of list due to lack of interference
- BPrimacy effect-->easier to encode because there's less load.
- CRecency effect-->easier to store more recent information
- DMore likely to remember words in the middle of a list
17If you remember the word "vomit" in a list of words about sleep, this is due to the _________ effect.
- AConspicuity
- BRecency
- CPriming
- DPrimacy
18Distractions create load.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19I have no memory of the 48 hours prior to sustaining a head injury in a car crash. Why?
- ARetrograde amnesia
- BAnterograde amnesia
- CInsufficient priming
- DDecay
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