working memory relies on [blank_start]concentration[blank_end] and [blank_start]focused attention[blank_end] to maintain information
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concentration
focused attention
Question 2
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what is working memory?
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the memory you need for less than a minute
memory that is working it's way into long-term
frequently recalled information that hasn't yet stored itself in long-term
Question 3
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what is the "magic number" when it comes to information people can process
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7
5
4
9
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a strategy used to group information together so that more of it can be remembered is called [blank_start]chunking[blank_end]
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chunking
Question 5
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When designing, expect the audience to remember information on their own.
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True
False
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[blank_start]flash[blank_end] [blank_start]bulb[blank_end] memories are vivid memories from traumatic or dramatic events in great detail.
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flash
bulb
Question 7
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the fact that our head is comprised multiple singular things (eyes, lips, nose, etc.) but grouped together in our brains as a head is the result of what?
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a neuron
a schema
a neutron
a trace
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If I asked you to memorize the list of words off to the right and later write them down; it would be considered a [blank_start]recall[blank_end] task.
If I showed you a list of words and asked which ones were on the list; it would be a [blank_start]recognition[blank_end] task.
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recall
recognition
Question 9
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it is easier to have people recall information than to recognize it from memory
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True
False
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You can store [blank_start]concrete[blank_end] words like desk or rock in long-term memory more easily than [blank_start]abstract[blank_end] words like guilt or justice
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concrete
abstract
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[blank_start]Recency[blank_end] effect is when items or ideas that were last heard are remembered clearer than those that came first.
[blank_start]Suffix[blank_end] effect is when the last items heard are harder to remember than the first because they were preceded by irrelevant information