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Psychology - Memory Quiz
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You tend to remember the first things in a list because of this theory:
Recency effect
Primacy effect
Predatory effect
Retrieval effect
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You tend to remember the last things in a list because of this theory:
Predatory Effect
Recency Effect
Primary Effect
Retrieval Effect
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This memory would hold SOUND in your STM for a few seconds
Echoic memory
Photographic memory
Semantic memory
Iconic memory
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In
50 First Dates
, the main character can't form new long-term memories, a condition known as:
Dementia
Alzheimer's Disease
Milner's Syndrome
Tip of the Tongue Phenomenon
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Placing information into meaningful pieces so we can remember it better is called:
Rehearsal
Storage
Mnemonist
Chunking
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Our permanent memories are stored in:
STM
Frontal Lobe
Amygdala
LTM
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How is information transferred from STM to LTM?
Elaborative rehearsal
Storage
Retrieval
Recall
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Grouping information to help remember is called:
Chucky Cheesing
Chinese Checkers
Chunking
Charles Barkleying
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Iconic memory deals with what sense?
Feeling
Hearing
Smelling
Visual
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This type of memory deals with general facts and info, like remembering the Bill of Rights
Visual memory
Echoic memory
Semantic memory
Iconic memory
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The act of remembering by simply repeating the information over and over again is known as:
Mnemonics
Elaborative Rehearsal
Chunking
Rote Rehearsal
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Eyewitness memory is:
Sometimes accurate
Never accurate
Always accurate
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According to the decay theory, what causes the loss of memory?
Time
Interference
Amnesia
Encoding
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The best definition for long-term memory is...
The opposite of short-term memory
Information that was intentionally committed to memory
Working memory
The portion of memory that is more or less permanent
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“Paying attention” is the process of:
selectively feeling
selectively listening
all three answers
selectively looking
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Having test anxiety will __________ your test score
Hurt
Destroy
Improve
Not hurt
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What type of memory would be helpful in finding your keys?
Eidetic memory
Implicit memory
Flashbulb memory
Explicit memory
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Sam has had difficulty forming new long-term memories, what part of his brain is damaged?
Hippocampus
Hypothalamus
Medulla
Thalamus
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Your pre-determined idea about something based on previous knowledge.
Premonition
Thoughts
Knowledge
Schema
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The entry points for raw information from all the senses
Visual Registers
Hear holes
Sensory Registers
See holes
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What is this?
Katsaridaphobia
Katsaridaphobia
Katsaridaphobia
Katsaridaphobia
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Memorizing a list like 1 is bun, 2 is shoe, etc. to add words to later information is called:
Amnesia
Peg-Word Mnemonics
Elaboration
Chunking
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Mnemonic devices
Rehearsal
Organization
Depressant