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Chapter 5: Memory
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- 1The following, is an example of ------. A movie clip in which an actor who was asking directions was replaced by another actor while they were briefly hidden by two men carrying a door in front of them.Change blindness
- 2This occurs when we lose access to informationBlocking
- 3The following is an example of ------. when you see familiar people in new surroundings and can't remember their names.Blocking
- 4The following is an example of -----. when you know you know the name for something but you can't retrieve it.Tip of the tongue phenomenon (TOT)
- 5sometimes we retrieve memories but associate them with the wrong time., place, or person is called ----.Misattribution
- 6What is the distortion of memory caused by misinformation?The misinformation effect
- 7what is the unconscious tendency to remember events as being congruent with our expectations?The expectancy bias
- 8Transience, absent-mindedness, blocking, misattribution, suggestibility, bias, and persistence are all part of the ------ of memory."seven sins"
- 9This helps you encode new information by associating it with information already in long term memory.Mnemonics
- 10these memory aids help us remember new information by associating it with meaningful word patterns such as a story, an acronym, a rhyme , or a song.Natural language mediators (NLM)
- 11This is when you have suffered a retrieval failure caused by shifting your attention elsewhere.Absent-mindedness
- 12the following is an example of -----. when you misplace your car keys or forget an anniversary.Absent-mindedness
- 13This effect refers to the relative ease of remembering the first items in a series.The primacy effect
- 14This effect refers to the strength of memory for the most recent items.The recency effect
- 15the following is an example of -----. when you are introduced to several people in a group, your are most likely to remember the names of those you met first and last than those you met in between.The serial position effect
- 16An example of ----- in a computer would be when you save a new document in place of an old one.Retroactive interference
- 17This type of interference occurs when new information prevents your remembering of older information.Retroactive interference
- 18this occurs when an old memory disrupts the learning and remembering of new information.proactive interference
- 19The following is an example of ---. Every January when we have trouble remembering to write the correct year on assignments for school.proactive interference
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