After going through a breakup, what type of memories are you most likely to recall and why?

sad memories because of mood-congruent memory

How are explicit memories encoded?

explicit memories are encoded through effortful processing

What did Hermann Ebbinghaus´ forgetting curve state?

forgetting is initially rapid then levels off with time

What part of the brain lays down new memories of names, images, and events?

The hippocampus lays down explicit memories.

Which question is an example of Deep Processing?

Would the word fit in the sentence: she sat in a woven ___.

What type of memories would be involved with the function of basal ganglia?

motor skills like riding a bike

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After going through a breakup, what type of memories are you most likely to recall and why?
sad memories because of mood-congruent memory
it is hard to recall any memories when you are sad
happy memories to compensate for current sadness
memories about their ex because of long-term potentiation
2
How are explicit memories encoded?
explicit memories are encoded through automatic processing
explicit memories are encoded during physical activity
explicit memories are encoded through effortful processing
explicit memories are encoded through working memory
3
What did Hermann Ebbinghaus´ forgetting curve state?
people remember 30% of what they learn one year after
the course of forgetting is gradual, then drops rapidly
forgetting is a gradual process dependent on initial memory
forgetting is initially rapid then levels off with time
4
What part of the brain lays down new memories of names, images, and events?
The cerebellum is necessary for explicit memories.
The hippocampus lays down explicit memories.
The hippocampus is for implicit memories.
The basal ganglia control memories of names and images
5
Jen suffered brain injury and is shocked when someone shows her a phone. What kind of amnesia?
anterograde amnesia
retrograde amnesia
head trauma amnesia
echoic amnesia
6
You learn new lyrics to an old song and can no longer remember the original lyrics. Why?
chunking
proactive interference
retroactive interference
retrograde amnesia
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Which question is an example of Deep Processing?
Does the word rhyme with hair?
Is the word CHAIR in capital letters?
Does the word end in the letter R?
Would the word fit in the sentence: she sat in a woven ___.
8
Which of the following is an example of a flashbulb memory?
Your pancake breakfast
what hw you have to complete tonight
The shoes you wore on your run this morning
your first kiss
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What type of memories would be involved with the function of basal ganglia?
motor skills like riding a bike
names and dates
vocabulary, lists
dreams
10
After being lectured, you are able to repeat after your mom even though you were not attentive
due to long-term potentiation
due to chunking
due to iconic memory
due to echoic memory
11
What type of studying yields the best long-term retention?
cramming
distributed studying
relearning
studying with others
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Mrs.O´Keefe wants to make a test that challenges students recall abilities, what type of test?
multiple choice
fill-in-the-blank

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