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Module 43
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1[blank_start]Memory[blank_end] is the faculty for recalling past events and past learning, the persistence of learning over time through the encoding, storage, and retrieval of information.
- AMemory
2Putting information into a form the brain can understand and getting it into memory is known as:
- AEncoding
- BStorage
- CRetrieval
3The process of retaining memories in the brain for later use is known as:
- AEncoding
- BStorage
- CRetrieval
4Recovering stored memories is known as:
- AEncoding
- BStorage
- CRetrieval
5The ____________ theory states that information is stored and retrieved piece by piece and moves among three memory stores during encoding, storage, and retrieval.
- AInformation-processing model
- BParallel Distributed Processing
6The _______ theory states that memories are stored as part of a large integrated web of information and represented in the brain as a pattern of activation across the entire neural network, and that newly encountered pieces of information immediately join with other, previously encountered pieces of relevant information to help form and grow networks of information.
- AInformation-processing model
- BParallel Distributed Processing
7The Information Processing Model states that memory is similar to a computer. When remembering something, it goes through 3 processes. You write the file, [blank_start]encoding[blank_end], you save to the disk, [blank_start]storing[blank_end], and then you read from the disk, [blank_start]retrieving[blank_end].
- Aencoding
- Bstoring
- Cretrieving
8The pathway for the 3 memory stores is:
- ASensory - Short-term - Long-term
- BShort-term - Sensory - Long-term
- CLong-term - Sensory - Short-term
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- Psychology Quiz on Module 43, created by Madison Pretty on 05/12/2016.
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