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1
With reference to the scenario below, the garage door being opened is the
Conditioned stimulus
Conditioned response
Unconditioned stimulus
Unconditioned response
2
Use the information below, Evelyn’s inability to remember any new information demonstrates that she
has no episodic memory
has had brain surgery
has aphantasia
may have Alzheimer's disease
3
The correct sequence of actions in the memory process is:
storage, retrieval, encoding
encoding, storage, retrieval
storage, encoding, retrieval
retrieval, encoding, storage
4
Learning the habits of an animal through traditional dances is an example of which type of learning?
Voluntary learning
Observational learning
Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning
5
The area of the brain that is associated with memory that is most likely to be affected by Alzheimer’s disease is the
Cerebellum
Substantia nigra
Amygdala
Hippocampus
6
The part of the brain that enables us to remember intense emotional experiences is the
Basal ganglia
Cerebral cortex
Amygdala
Substantia nigra
7
Research indicates that sensory memory usually has a __________ capacity and ________________ duration.
unlimited, relatively permanent
unlimited, 0.2–4-second
small, short
12–30-second, 5–9-item
8
A mnemonic helps to encode and store memories by
decreasing the amount of information that needs to be remembered.
linking new information to familiar information in long-term memory.
converting new information into a useable form.
repeating important information.
9
Using the below scenario, Derek’s desire to please his father by cooking breakfast for him means that he has fulfilled
Motivation stage
Attention stage
Retention stage
Reinforcement stage
10
Which of the following is an important component of both the method of loci and Songline mnemonic devices?
Use of singing and rhythm
Hearing music
Use of letters
Visualisation of places
11
Use the information below, which region of Evelyn’s brain would likely experience the greatest loss of neurons?
Hippocampus
Neocortex
Amygdala
Cerebellum
12
Aisha is explaining the rules of football to Shane. The information about rules is being retrieved from Aisha’s
Implicit procedural memory
Implicit episodic memory
Explicit procedural memory
Explicit episodic memory
13
Which of the following is not one of the ‘8 Ways’ example of Indigenous learning?
Story sharing
Land links
Rumination
Learning maps
14
In observational learning, what stage do you need to have the physical and mental capabilities to replicate a behaviour?
Reinforcement
Retention
Reproduction
Attention
15
Using the below scenario, Dorian’s strategy for studying jazz ballet relies on the principle of
Observational learning
Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning
Unlearned behaviour
16
With reference to the scenario below, Millie salivating every time the garage door opens is the
Unconditioned response
Unconditioned stimulus
Conditioned response
Neutral stimulus
17
In classical conditioning, the learning is ______, while in operant conditioning the learner is ________.
Voluntary; passive
Voluntary; involuntary
Involuntary; passive
Involuntary; active
18
In terms of operant conditioning, for JJ's son, walking into school on the Monday morning is the...
Consequence
Behaviour
Antecedent
Punishment
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Positive punishment...
Adds a desirable stimulus and increases the behaviour
Removes a desirable stimulus and decreases the behaviour
Removes an undesirable stimulus and increases the behaviour
Adds an undesirable stimulus and decreases the behaviour
20
Conscious awareness of a memory is more likely when it is in _________ memory rather than in_________ memory.
long-term, short-term
sensory, short-term
short-term, sensory
sensory, long-term
21
Which aspects of observational learning did Hamish likely achieve?
Motivation, attention, reproduction, reinforcement
Attention, retention, motivation, reproduction
Motivation, rention, reproduction, reinforcement
Attention, retention, motivation, reinforcement
22
Using the scenario below, what type of learning has occured?
Observational learning
Reflex learning
Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning