What are the two parts of autobiographical memory?

Reminiscence bump and permastore

What factors affect the information that a person encodes?

priorities, past experience, expectations, + current demands

What is a flashbulb memory?

recollection of very significant personal/historical events.

Biases at encoding occur when arousal is high, which...

tends to narrow their focus to a couple aspects of an event.

some memory can persist for very long periods of time.

What can misinformation introduced after an event do?

It can alter our recollection/ memory of the original event.

What are two processes involved in prospective memory?

Monitoring and spontaneous retrieval

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Memory 2- Part 3

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1
What are the two parts of autobiographical memory?
Phonological loop and semantic memory
Reminiscence bump and permastore
Phonological loop and permastore
Reminiscence bump and memory
2
What are the two types of of prospective memory tasks?
association-based and event-based
association-based and need-based
time-based and event-based
time-based and need-based
3
What factors affect the information that a person encodes?
priorities and past experience
expectations, current demands, and the weather
priorities, past experience, expectations, + current demands
anything going through their mind
4
What is a flashbulb memory?
remembering semantic knowledge
recollection of very significant personal/historical events.
recollection of meaningless personal events
recollection of meaningless personal events
5
What age range are memories heightened due to the reminiscence bump?
40-55
30-40
15-30
10-20
6
Biases at encoding occur when arousal is high, which...
tends to broaden their focus.
tends to broaden their focus to the environment.
tends to narrow their focus to only the environment.
tends to narrow their focus to a couple aspects of an event.
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What is permastore?
you can choose which memories you forget.
some memory can persist for very long periods of time.
some memories go away very quickly.
you can't choose memories that you want to forget.
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What can misinformation introduced after an event do?
It can alter our recollection/ memory of the original event.
It can solidify our recollection of the original event
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What are two processes involved in prospective memory?
Monitoring and spontaneous retrieval
Phonological loop and spontaneous retrieval
monitoring and phonological loop
Bias and retrieval
10
What do we rely on when attempting to retrieve information?
Expectations and procedures
Expectations and facts.
Facts and procedures
Facts and sentences.
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Should eye-witness be trusted?
No
Yes

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