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1proactive interference occurs when...
- Anewer memories cause forgetting of older memories
- Bolder memories cause forgetting of newer memories
2retroactive interference occurs when...
- Anewer memories cause forgetting of older ones
- Bolder memories cause forgetting of newer memories
3which of these apply to the short term memory
- Acoding = acoustic
- Bcoding = semantic
- Cduration = 18 seconds
- Dduration = a lifetime
- Ecapacity = 5-9 chunks
- Fcapacity = unlimited
4which of these apply to the long term memory
- Acoding = semantic
- Bduration = a lifetime
- Ccoding = acoustic
- Dduration = 18 seconds
- Ecapacity = unlimited
- Fcapacity = 5-9 chunks
5the visual-spatial sketchpad is in the working memory model
- ATrue
- BFalse
6the phonological loop is in the multi-store memory model
- ATrue
- BFalse
7from fastest to slowest (mph), the words used in Loftus and Palmer's study on leading questions were: [blank_start]smashed[blank_end] (40.5), [blank_start]collided[blank_end] (39.3), [blank_start]bumped[blank_end] (38.1), [blank_start]hit[blank_end] (34.0) and [blank_start]contacted[blank_end] (31.8)
- Asmashed
- Bcollided
- Cbumped
- Dhit
- Econtacted
8the four main techniques used in the cognitive interview are:
1. [blank_start]report everything[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]mental reinstatement[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]reverse the order[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]change the perspective[blank_end]- Areport everything
- Bmental reinstatement
- Creverse the order
- Dchange the perspective
9who proposed the cognitive interview?
- AFisher and Geiselman
- BKohnken et al
- CMilne and Bull
- DLoftus
10who proposed the multi-store model of memory?
- AAtkinson and Shiffrin
- BBaddeley and Hitch
- CTulving
- DPeterson and Peterson
11who proposed the working memory model?
- ABaddeley and Hitch
- BAtkinson and Shiffrin
- CLoftus
- DJacobs
12Patient HM supports the three long-term memory stores
- ATrue
- BFalse
13[blank_start]Godden[blank_end] and Baddeley studies deep-sea divers to see if training on land hindered their memory recall underwater. they created [blank_start]four[blank_end] conditions. in two of the conditions the [blank_start]environment[blank_end] context matched on both learn and [blank_start]recall[blank_end] and on the other two they did not. They found accurate recall was [blank_start]40%[blank_end] lower in the [blank_start]non-matching[blank_end] conditions.
- A40%
- BGodden
- Cfour
- Denvironmental
- Erecall
- Fnon-matching
14[blank_start]semantic[blank_end] memory is a long-term memory store for our [blank_start]knowledge[blank_end] of the world e.g. [blank_start]facts[blank_end] and knowledge of what words and concepts mean. these memories usually need to be recalled [blank_start]deliberately[blank_end]
- Asemantic
- Bknowledge
- Cfacts
- Ddeliberately
15[blank_start]episodic[blank_end] and [blank_start]semantic[blank_end] memories need to be retrieved consciously and with effort, whereas [blank_start]procedural[blank_end] memories are recalled without making a conscious or deliberate effort.
- Asemantic
- Bprocedural
- Cepisodic
- Depisodic
- Esemantic
- Fprocedural
- Gprocedural
- Hepisodic
- Isemantic
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- A level psychology Quiz on memory quiz , created by Natasha Keys on 04/10/2021.
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