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Remembering how to ride a bike is an example of a...
procedural memory
episodic memory
mechanical memory
generic memory
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A memory you can recall in great detail because it was a special moment in your life is a...
flashbulb memory
cherished memory
highlight memory
generic memory
3
The three kinds of memory include...
generic
structural
episodic
procedural
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The theory of intelligence depicted here:
Sternberg's Triarchic Theory
Spearman's Two-Factor Theory
Thurston's Theory of Primary mental abilities
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
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What percentage of people fall between the 70-130 IQ range?
95
70
50
90
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When we can't retrieve information in spite of the fact that we know we have it stored:
grey area phenomenon
tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
bystander apathy
memory conundrum
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If you remember how to serve a volleyball better in water b/c that is where you had learned:
fluid memory
time-and-place memory
context-dependent memory
state-dependent memory
8
Rain Man (the movie with Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise) depicts a man that is...
a musical genius
a savant
a fan of maple syrup
severely retarded
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The theory of intelligence depicted here:
Sternberg's Triarchic Theory
Spearman's Two-Factor Theory
Thurston's Theory of Primary mental abilities
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
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Many parents are frustrated to learn that intelligence is largely heritable because...
it minimizes their potential impact on their child
they want to manipulate their kids like a science experiment
they have been taught their whole life nurture matters most
they're afraid their son/daughter maybe be smarter than them
11
Someone with mild retardation has an IQ in this range:
50-70
70-100
over 100
35-49
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Those with mild retardation (IQ: 50-70) represent approximately __ % of those with retardation.
10
50
80
90
13
Repeating a grocery list over and over again in order to encode a memory is an example of...
a visual code
an acoustic code
a redundant code
a semantic code
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Our memory can be compared to a...
file cabinet
lunch box
bookcase
architectural design
15
The tendency to recall initial items better is known as...
chunking
the primacy effect
capacity effect
recency effect
16
Those that are gifted have an IQ of over...
100
70
130
150
17
Intelligence tends to drop off for people as they age. This can be seen most clearly in...
math questions
timed questions
creative writing
logic/reason
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Evidence that heritability plays a big part in intelligence is revealed most profoundly through
studies of identical twins
studies of adopted children
brain scans
IQ test
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The tendency to recall last items better is...
the primate effect
the primacy effect
chunking
the recency effect
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When you represent information in terms of its meaning you are using a...
visual code
semantic code
secret code
acoustic code
21
The character pictured here:
Ava
Anna
Sarah
Sydney
22
Being self-aware, managing your mood, and impulse control are all examples of...
artificial intelligence
general inteligence
emotional intelligence
multiple intelligences
23
When your English teacher asks you to use a word in a sentence they are utilizing...
maintenance rehearsal
elaborative rehearsal
semantic rehearsal
symbiotic rehearsal
24
Remembering general knowledge when the 2+2=4 is an example of a
episodic memory
procedural memory
generic memory
historical memory
25
Mental representations we form of the world are known as...
mental notes
illustrations
photographic memories
schemas
26
When you misremember the author of a book, you have committed a...
elaborative error
filing error
misdemeanor
status error
27
When a happy memory leads to the recollection of other happy memories:
state-dependent memory
context-dependent memory
sublime memory
positive memory
28
All of the following are stages of memory EXCEPT
Storage
Encoding
Retrieval
Articulation
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Translating information into a form in which it can be stored is called:
retrieval
rosetta stone
storage
encoding
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"Memory fails especially in small details, so that it becomes finally but a theory of my life."
Paul Gardner
WEB DuBois
Booker T. Washington
Albert Einstein
