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1
Which of the following situations makes interference less likely?
When two instances of learning are meaningful
When two instances of learning are similar
When the time between two instances of learning is short
When two instances of learning are different
2
What did Tulving and Psotka use to challenge the interference explanation?
A series of magazine adverts
Rugby Players
Cues
Two lists of words- second being of different types.
3
Which list caused the most interference in McGeoch and McDonald's study?
three-digit numbers
antonyms
synonyms
nonsense syllables
4
Proactive Interference occurs when:
Older memories cause forgetting older ones
We don't have the right information to trigger our memory
Memories fade over time
Newer memories cause forgetting older ones
5
Interference occurs most often in:
Questionnaire Studies
Real life
Lab Studies
6
Interference in the lab is exaggerated because:
Real-life materials are used
variables are uncontrolled
Artifical materials are not used
Learning- recall interval is short
7
How many IV conditions did McGeoch and McDonalds use?
12
6
10
8
8
Newer memories disrupting older ones is:
Retrojective Interference
Proactive Interference
Projective Interference
Retroactive Interference
9
Interference is an explanation for forgetting from which memory store?
Sensory Register
Long-term Memory
Echoic Memory
Iconic Memory
10
The word synonyms means words that have:
Unrelated meanings
The same meaning
nonsense syllables
Different meanings