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Duplicate of Memory
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Memory Review Psychology
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Long term FACTUAL information is known as
Explicit Memory
Implicit Memory
Declarative Memory
Sensory Memory
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Information is stored but you can't seem to retrieve it without clues or prompting
Amnesia Failure
Encoding Failure
Storage Failure
Retrieval Failure
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Memory that holds info for a few seconds or less
Sensory Memory
Short Term Memory
Declarative Memory
Long Term Memory
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Memory you are aware of having or that you consciously can bring to mind (ABC's, 1st president)
Implicit Memory (non declarative)
Impulse Memory
Stored Memory
Explicit Memory (declarative)
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Which is true about eyewitness testimony?
Memories may be flawed if the perpetrator isnt in the lineup
All of the above
Our memories can be manipulated by positive reinforcement
People should study photos one a time not all at once
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Type of memory that stores information for 30 seconds
Semantic Memory
Declarative Memory
Long Term Memory
Short Term Memory
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Short Term Memory is limited to roughly _____ items
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Putting pieces of information together so you have fewer items to remember (for short term)
Chunking
Chopping
Binning
Trephanning
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Which is correct about Implicit/nondeclarative Memory?
An example is learning the multiplication tables
An example is iconic memory
It is an unconscious memory
All of the above
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Theory that old information blocks out new information from being remembered
Formative Inferences
Proactive Interference
Semantic Inferences
Retroactive Interference
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Theory that new information blocks old information (can't remember the old)
Expiration Inferences
Retroactive Interference
Semantic Inferences
Proactive Inferences
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A brief mental image that you see even after closing your eyes
Pictoral Memory
Short term memory
Iconic memory
Echoic Memory
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Stage of memory involved with recovering stored info
Storage
Altering
Encoding
Retrieval
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Stage of memory where information is held in the brain
Encoding
Storage
Altering
Retrieval
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Which is an example of procedural memory?
remembering names
studying for an exam
swinging a golf club
remembering meaningful memories
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Idea that information fades over time, so you forget it.
Expiration Theory
Decay Theory
Amnesia Theory
Retrieval Failure Theory
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To take information in through senses
Retrieving
Storing
Altering
Encoding
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Type of Declarative Memory associated with non-personal facts (stating a fact or definition)
Episodic Memory
Implicit Memory
Semantic Memory
Explicit Memory
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Type of memory used for permanent storage of meaningful info
Short Term Memory
Episodic Memory
Long Term Memory
Declarative Memory
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brief audio sensation we retain for a few secs so that we can comprehend
Iconic Memory
Echoic Memory
Short term memory
Auditory Memory
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Forgetting due to lack of attention (never stored in the first place)
Retrieval Failure
Semantic Encoding
Amnesia
Failure to Encode
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When you take in only a small portion of what is happening around you
Drift Theory
Focusory Memory
Selective Attention
Ebbenhaus's Law
