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Ch. 8 Memory
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Preguntas del test (20)
1Retaining information over time through encoding, storage, and retrieval best describes
- Athe two-track mind
- Bmemory
- Cparallel processing
- Dautomatic processing
2Three basic measure of memory retention are
- Arecall, recognition, and relearning
- Bencoding, storage, and retrieval
- Cchunking, rehearsing, and semantic processing
- Dsensory memory, short term memory, and long term memory
3Which measure of memory retention is used by fill in the blank test questions
- Arehearsal
- Brecall
- Crecognition
- Drelearning
4The encoding of information directly into long term storage without the aid of working memory best illustrates
- Achunking
- Biconic memory
- Cautomatic processing
- Dthe spacing effect
5Simply identifying previously learned items in a multiple choice test question constitutes a measure of retention known as
- Arelearning
- Brehearsal
- Crecognition
- Drecall
6Another term for implicit memory is ---- memory
- Ashort term
- Biconci
- Cnondeclarative
- Dworking
7Recent researchers have likened the storage capacity of human memory to
- Aintergalactic proportions
- Bthe world wide web
- Couter space
- Dthe ocean
8The amount of material remembered is determined by
- Athe amount of time spent learning
- Bneither the amount of time spent learning nor making the information meaningful
- Cboth the amount of time spent learning and making the information meaningful
- Dmaking the information meaningful
9The process of getting information into memory is called
- Aregistering
- Bspacing
- Cencoding
- Dchunking
10Which of the following is believed to be the synaptic basis for learning and memory?
- Along term potentiation
- Bserial positioning
- Cthe primary effect
- Dpriming
11The relatively permanent and limitless storehouse of the memory system is called ---- memory
- Aimplicit
- Bworking
- Csensory
- Dlong term
12Imagining events can actually create false memories of those events. This is known as
- Areconsolidation
- Bthe misinformation effect
- Csource amnesia
- Dimagination inflation
13The term working memory represents pyschologists' newer understanding of
- Asensory memory
- Blong term memory
- Cimplicit memory
- Dshort term memory
14Conscious memories of facts and experiences are called ---- memories
- Aprocedural
- Bexplicit
- Ciconic
15We encode implicit memories by means of
- Aworking memory
- Bautomatic processing
- Cparallel processing
- Drecall
16The network that processes and stores explicit memories includes the
- Ahippocampus and basal ganglia
- Bcerebellum and frontal lobes
- Cbasal ganglia and cerebellum
- Dprefrontal cortex and hippocampus
17Which of the following brain structure is central to the processing of procedural memories?
- Ahypothalamus
- Bhippocampus
- Cbasal ganglia
- Damygdala
18Damage to the cerebellum would be most likely to interfere with a person's ability to develop
- Aclassically conditioned associations
- Bsemantic memories
- Cepisodic memories
- Dflashbulb memories
19The original Atkinson and Shiffrin three stage model of memory has been revised with newer concepts including
- Aworking memory
- Bboth working memory and automatic processing
- Cneither working memory nor automatic processing
- Dautomatic processing
20Conscious memories of emotionally stressful events are especially likely to be facilitated by activation of the
- Aamygdala
- Bbasal ganglia
- Chypothalamus
- Dcerebellum
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- Psychology Test sobre Ch. 8 Memory , creado por Maddie Melone el 26/06/2022.
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- Maddie Melone
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- English
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