All of the following are examples of explicit memory EXCEPT:

Being able to walk without falling.

Which of the following statements about concurrent random number generation (RNG) and syllogistic reasoning is TRUE:

RNG impairs syllogistic reasoning

Which studying strategy is probably best?

Distributed practice with elaborative rehearsal.

Which of the following about Collins’ and Quillian’s (original TLC) semantic network model is FALSE?

It can account for the reverse distance effect

HM had impaired LTM and normal WM whereas Patient KF had the opposite symptoms. This suggests:

LTM and WM are distinct systems.

Which of the following about episodic memory can we infer from the War of Ghosts study?

We use our cultural knowledge to reconstruct memories.

Which of the following statements about the visuospatial sketchpad is FALSE?

it's linked to left frontal lobe activity.

Violations of minimality in similarity judgments are accounted for in Tversky's contrast model by the fact that:

things you’re familiar with have more features

Which of the following about the phonological loop is FALSE?

The phonological loop receives only auditory speech inputs.

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F19 - Exam 2 - Quiz 1

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1
All of the following are examples of explicit memory EXCEPT:
That professor Taraz Lee is the instructor for PSYCH 240 for Fall 2018.
What you did on your first date.
Your recollection of how you got to this exam today.
Being able to walk without falling.
2
Which of the following is/are similarity-based categorization theory/theories?
Prototype theory
Both red and blue are correct.
Exemplar theory
Categorization by conceptual knowledge
3
Which of the following statements about concurrent random number generation (RNG) and syllogistic reasoning is TRUE:
Syllogistic reasoning improves RNG
None of the above
RNG impairs syllogistic reasoning
RNG improves syllogistic reasoning
4
Which of the following brain areas are typically associated with phonological working memory?
The right parietal lobe
The right frontal cortex
Broca’s area
Both b and c
5
A patient with frontal lobe damage would have trouble:
Making concrete plans for the day.
Staying focused at work.
Having appropriate social interactions with colleagues.
Doing all of the above.
6
Which studying strategy is probably best?
Massed practice with elaborative rehearsal.
Distributed practice with elaborative rehearsal.
Distributed practice with maintenance rehearsal.
Massed practice with maintenance rehearsal.
7
Which of the following about Collins’ and Quillian’s (original TLC) semantic network model is FALSE?
It is cognitively economical
It can account for the distance effect
It has a hierarchical structure
It can account for the reverse distance effect
8
HM had impaired LTM and normal WM whereas Patient KF had the opposite symptoms. This suggests:
LTM and WM are distinct systems.
LTM is made up of WM and some other system.
LTM shares all its essential processes with WM.
LTM shares some processes with WM.
9
Which of the following about episodic memory can we infer from the War of Ghosts study?
British people have worse memories than Native Americans
We use our cultural knowledge to reconstruct memories.
Schemas help us to better remember the unfamiliar features of stories.
Memories are reproductions of the past, not constructions.
10
Which of the following statements about the visuospatial sketchpad is FALSE?
Information can enter the buffer from long-term memory.
It is devoted to visual imagery and spatial processing.
Information can enter the buffer directly from visual perception.
it's linked to left frontal lobe activity.
11
Which of the following statements about schemas is FALSE?
They only apply to events.
They help us to meaningfully organize information.
They can sometimes lead to false memories
They tell us what to expect.
12
Violations of minimality in similarity judgments are accounted for in Tversky's contrast model by the fact that:
the order of the comparison can make a difference
things you’re familiar with have more features
the order of the comparison does not make a difference
comaprisons can focus on different dimensions
13
People verify the truth of “A dog is an animal” faster than “A dog is a mammal”. This is ___
the distance effect
the spreading activation effect
the typicality effect
the reverse distance effect
14
Which of the following about the phonological loop is FALSE?
The subvocal rehearsal process helps to retain information.
We use sound-based processes to refresh our phonological store.
Articulatory suppression eliminates the acoustic confusion effect.
The phonological loop receives only auditory speech inputs.
15
Presentation modality affects only ___ but depth of processing effects only ___.
semantic; episodic
explicit; implicit
implicit; explicit
episodic; semantic
16
People remember the _______ and _______ items in a list the best, and the ________ items the worst.
middle; last; first
first; last; middle
first; middle; last
middle; first; last
17
Which of the following about the geometric approach to similarity judgments in categorization is/are TRUE?
shorter distance, more similar
Both a and c are true.
it's better for concepts than percepts
longer distance, more similar
18
Priming is an example of:
explicit memory.
working memory.
sensory memory.
implicit memory.
19
These all provide evidence for the existence of a phonological loop EXCEPT:
Irrelevant speech effect
Frontal lobe syndrome
Articulatory suppression
Phonological similarity effect

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