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After learning your new locker combination but later unable to remember 7th grade locker com
source amnesia
retroactive interference
proactive interference
repression
2
Jamie does better on test if she studies 20 minutes everyday the week prior to tests
mnemonic device
chunking
spacing effect
mood-congruent
3
Memories of auditory sounds
short-term memory
echoic memory
mood-congruent
implicit memory
4
Which of the following is most likely to facilitate the formation of new memories
alcohol
epinephrine
marijuana
valium
5
Our inability to remember information presented in the seconds just before we fall asleep
repression
encoding failure
motivated forgetting
LTP
6
eerie sense of having previously experienced a situation or event
deja-vu
repression
mood-congruent
priming
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Damage to the______ is most likely to interfere with explicit memories of visual designs
Right Cerebellum
Left Hippocampus
Left Cerebellum
Right Hippocampus
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We are more likely to remember the words
laptop
&
phone
rather than
honor
and
value
due to
long-term memory
iconic memory
short-term memory
visual memory
9
Damage to _____ most likely to interfere with explicit memories of newly learned verbal info
left cerebellum
right hippocampus
left hippocampus
right cerebellum
10
The process of encoding refers to
recall of information previously learned
a clear memory of an emotional event
persistence of learning over time
getting information into memory
11
Long-term potentiation is a(n)
elimination of anxiety=producing thoughts from consciousness
process of getting information out of memory
neural basis for memory
disruptive effect of prior learning on recall
12
A type of motivated forgetting in which painful memories are blocked from consciousness
priming
repression
spacing effect
encoding failure
13
Watching a show about spousal mistreatment, Tara recalls mistreatment by her ex-husband.
spacing effect
priming
repression
serial position effect
14
Negative associations primed by distressing emotions most clearly illustrate
misinformation effect
repression
proactive memory
mood-congruent memory
15
Words, events, places, and emotions that trigger our memory of the past are called
schemas
retrieval cues
iconic traces
deja vu
16
Which type of memory has an essentially unlimited storage capacity
state-dependent memory
echoic memory
long=term memory
short-term memory
17
The hippocampus plays a critical role in ____ memory
implicit memory
explicit memory
echoic
iconic memory
18
Older people who have trouble recalling previously learned info means they have difficulty with
automatic processing
iconic memory
Retrieving Information
explicit memory
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As a child Amy dreamed she almost drowned. Years later she recalled this happened to her
spacing effect
implicit memory
proactive memory
source amnesia
20
The magical number 7, "+ or - 2" refers in the storage capacity of _____ memory
short-term
implicit
sensory
flashbulb
21
Grouping items into smaller more manageable units is
serial position effect
chunking
automatic processing
spacing effect
22
A mnemonic device is
tests your memory
technique for encoding language sounds
memory aid
mental pictures
23
The process of getting information out of memory
retrieval
encoding
priming
rehearsal
24
The tendency to immediately recall the first and last items in a list than the middle items
priming
long-term memory
serial position effect
misinformation effect
25
We learned the color of the rainbow as ROYGBIV. This illustrates
mnemonics
spacing effect
the method of operations
automatic processing
26
Many people can recall exactly what they were doing on the attacks of 9/11. This illustates
flashbulb memory
implicit memory
echoic memory
explicit memory
27
The ability to recite a phone number that flashed on the TV but unable to recall it later
iconic
implicit
flashbulb
echoic
28
The inability to recall numbers on a phone that are not accompanied by letters is due to
retrieval failure
encoding failure
spacing effect
proactive interference
29
Recalling information that was not mentioned or seen is an example of
retroactive interference
proactive interference
spacing effect
misinformation effect
30
Which memory test shows Mrs. Wayne is able to identify her classmates by looking at yearbook
recall
rehearsal
recognition
reconstruction
31
Which test of memory typically provides the fewest retrieval cues?
rehearsal
recognition
recall
relearning
32
A flashbulb memory would typically be stored to ___ memory
automatic
implicit
long-term
iconic
33
Studying for a spelling test, Billy writes the words 10x each. He is
repressing
rehearsing
priming
chunking
34
When an eyewitness is asked to describe an accident, which test of memory is being utilized
recall
relearning
rehearsal
recognition
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Automatic processing is most likely to occur WITHOUT
imagery
encoding
sensory memory
conscious awareness