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1Riding a bike is an example of which type of memory?
- Aprocedural
- Bepisodic
- Csemantic
- Ddeclarative
2Jack is a know it all and is always telling people facts. Which type of memory is he using?
- Adeclarative
- Bepisodic
- Csemantic
3Gwyneth has recently gone through a break up and feels like now she knows that love is not real. What type of memory is she using?
- Adeclarative
- Bsemantic
- Cepisodic
4Jill is trying to remember what foods she ate this morning for breakfast so she can pinpoint what is making her sick. Which type of memory is she using?
- Adeclarative
- Bsemantic
- Cepisodic
- Dprocedural
5What is NOT one of the ways we can process information according to the levels of processing theory by Craik and Lockhart?
- Astructural
- Bphonemic
- Csemantic
- Dimplicit/explicit
6Which of the following is not a memory process?
- Aencoding
- Bstorage
- Cretrieval
- Dprocedural
7What is the encoding specificity principle?
- Acue dependent forgetting
- Bmemory is better when in context
- Cencoding specific items according to appearances
8Three types of stores in the multi-store system are all EXCEPT
- Asensory
- Bworking memory
- Cshort term
- Dlong term
9People with amnesia have damage to which part of the brain?
- Amedial temporal lobe
- Bventral temporal lobe
- Chippocampus
- Dthalamus
10Patients with amnesia generally have problems with:
- Ashort term memory
- Bworking memory
- Clong term memory
11Episodic memory is
- Adated recollections of events
- Bremembering only certain episodes
- Cactions, perceptual and motor skills
- Dfactual information
12Chnage of environmental context affects
- Arecall
- Brecognition
- Crecall and recognition
13Which is not a cause of organic amnesia>
- Akorsakoffs disease
- Balzeimers
- Cencephalitis
- Dstroke
- Eall answers are causes of amnesia
- Ftemporal lobe removal
14The inability to retain new facts
- Aanterograde
- Bretrograde
15Amnesic patients have impaired
- Aexplicit memory
- Bimplicit memory
- Cboth
16What is the main idea of the memory encoding principle
- Amemory performance is better when context of encoding and retrieval match
- Bmemory is better when in context
- Cpeople find it easier to recall words that had been encoded
- DAll the above
17Mood state dependent memory
- Amood matched affected free recall
- Bmood match affected cued recall
18What is encephalitis>
- Ainflammation of brain caused by herpes
- Bamnesia
- Cbrain damage
19Patients with retrograde amnesia have difficulty remmebering
- Apast events
- Bpresent
- Cfuture events
20Active attention is
- Atop down
- Bbottom up
21passive attention is
- Abottom up
- Btop down
22stimulus driven attention is
- Aendogenous
- Bexogenous
23illusionary conjunction is
- Amistakenly combining 2 features to perceive something that is not present
- Bcombining different illusions to make an even falser illusion
- Cjoining two illusions together
- Dmistakenly combining features from two different stimuli to perceive an object that is not present
24In the texture tiling model, the main problem in visual search is:
- Aperception
- Billusion
- Cattention
- Dcognition
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- PSY246 Quiz on week 5, created by Jaci Anna on 18/06/2017.
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