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Retrieval

evans.danielle93 8 preguntas Actualizado el 19 feb 2016

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  1. 1What is Recognition memory?
    1. AProcess by which you like faces of people you have seen before (recognize), more than novel faces
    2. BAbility to correctly distinguish between a previously seen stimulus and a new or novel stimuli
    3. CPhenomena by which memories that are retrieved more frequently are more susceptible to corruption by external stimuli
  2. 2What is the fundamental difference between a Forced-Choice Recognition Test and a Yes-No Recognition Test?
    1. AParticipants in the Yes-No tests are only ask yes-no questions, compared to the FCRT participants who can be asked a wide range of varying questions
    2. Byes-no recognition tests do not yield results testing Retrieval memory, rather test imagination inflation
    3. CIn a yes-no test shows participants 1 target at a time to gain a yes-no answer to if they have seen it before, while the FCRT shows participants multiple targets at once and participants are required to choose the one they have seen before
  3. 3What are issues with testing recognition memory? (can choose multiple answers)
    1. AHard to determining exactly what qualifies as good recognition
    2. BImpossible to determine what recognition memory really is
    3. CCannot be sure individual participants are just guessing when they are unsure
    4. Dvery few people have the ability to recall/ recognise familiar objects in an experimental setting
  4. 4What is Signal Detection Theory?
    1. AA persons ability to remember commands (such as army signals)
    2. BAn individuals ability to detect body language of strangers to access situations by generalizing previously determined signals
    3. CA model of Recognition theory by which traces in our memory have strength based on their activation level in memory-creates familiarity
    4. DA model of Encoding memory that allows individuals to use signals from previously encoded memories to attach new knowledge to the greater knowledge map of the topic
  5. 5What causes traces (in SDT) to vary in familiarity?
    1. AHow much attention was paid to it at point of encoding
    2. BHow many times the original target was repeated
    3. CWhether or not an individual likes the target
    4. DHow similar the target is to everyday objects
  6. 6Signal Detection Theory assumes new items will be completely novel and have no familiarity
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  7. 7What potential reasons are there for new items having a degree of familiarity?
    1. AItems maybe seen frequently outside they experiment, like a table, or a door
    2. BIndividuals are only guessing answers and not truly paying attention to the test
    3. Cnew items may be similar to items studied
  8. 8What are possible ways for new items to be less familiar and old items to be made more familiar (bell curves be further apart)
    1. AInform participants at the beginning of the experiment that it is imperative they remember the old items
    2. BIncrease the amount of time each item is studied during the encoding phase
    3. CIncrease the number of times an item is studied during the encoding phase
    4. DRemove the individuals whose scores dont reflect expected results

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Test sobre Retrieval, creado por evans.danielle93 el 09/04/2014.
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Creado el 9 abr 2014 · actualizado el 19 feb 2016
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