Unit 8 AP Psych Memory Review

If you graduate, what kind of memory will you have of that event? 

Awareness of your own thought process that can guide effective retrieval practice

combining several pieces of information into a few pieces of information is called: 

surprising and emotionally arousing events often form what kind of memory? 

multiple choice questions are what kind of memory? 

typically our earliest memories are from what ages? 

Which of the following processes of memory are in the proper order?

remembering best by mentally associating  info with something in the room is: 

What Mnemonic Device forms a word using the first letter of each item in a list you want to remember?

Actively recalling information through self-testing that strengthens memory

the smallest units of sound in a language:

"My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas" to remember the planets

Intelligence is more than academic smarts, it exists under an umbrella of general intelligence. 

If you have retrograde amnesia, what part of your brain is likely damaged? 

You keep putting money into your boat even though it is a POS

When you are riding your bike, what kind of memory are you using? 

It is estimated that what % of our prison population is innocent? 

Which memory system has a limited capacity and stores items for about 30 seconds: 

the smallest units of meaning in a language:

generalized ideas about frequently encountered objects, people, and events are called: 

When learning something new interferes with your ability to remember something old:

This happens when individuals fail to detect changes in a visual scene due to lack of attention

repeating information to keep it in STM is called: 

These attempt to predict future performance

a single, overarching intelligence influences performance across various cognitive tasks

being able to remember that the Scottish Revolution took place in 1314 is what kind of memory?

the answer to "how many states are in the U.S." is what kind of memory? 

This involves the exploration of multiple possible solutions; the key to creativity.

the fear of confirming negative stereotypes about one's group, can negatively impact test performance

If you eat some cheese when learning, recall will be best when you eat cheese again: 

This holds auditory information in short-term memory

This part of the brain is involved in emotional memory: 

about how much information can be in STM? 

the most typical or ideal example of a given concept is called a

Judging a situation by a rule that is usually, but not always true: 

When you look up a phone number and quickly dial it, which memory is the number in? 

You are drunk when you experience something and don't remember it until you are drunk again

You watch a very scary movie and memories of other scary movies come to mind

If a 12 year old can think and problem solve at a 12 year old level, what is their IQ?

You hear that a person died because they ate too much bacon and now you are afraid to eat bacon

If you can't remember something because it has faded away: 

Exposure to stimuli that unconsciously influence our thoughts, feelings, or behaviors is called

What mnemonic device is it if you rhyme words with numbers? 

An object in your surroundings triggers a memory

Strengthens synaptic connections between neurons that are used often.

Belief that random events are influenced by previous outcomes

The process of keeping information in Long-term memory is called: 

a Theory that says long-term memories are stored as nodes interconnected by links: 

If you combine information into a story, what Mnemonic device are you using? 

Assuming that someone who is dirty must be poor is using

When past information makes it difficult for you to learn new information: 

Using plausible guesses to fill in missing memories: 

The mental spotlight that controls focused processing

if you cannot retain info in STM, transfer info from STM to LTM, or remember new memories:

 when recall conditions are the same as original learning conditions: 

words in the proper order is called:

What psychologist first introduced the idea of repression in memory? 

This helps you remember information about objects and their relation in space

These memories that are hidden from consciousness and may sometimes be created by traumatic events:

Conscious, intentional recollection of an event:

Going back to your high school for your 20 year reunion and memories come flooding back

tendency of people to overestimate their ability to predict an outcome

Robert Sternberg theory of intelligence proposes three types of intelligence:

one of the most common causes of eyewitness error is when the suspect is of a different: 

Which memory must information first enter?

What sensory code is most often used in STM?