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Duplicate of Memory
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Memory Review Psychology
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To break up info into smaller pieces to better remember it is known as
Trephanning
Chunking
Binning
Chopping
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To take information and change into usable data
Encoding
Altering
Retrieving
Storing
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Memory that holds info for a few seconds or less
Short Term Memory
Declarative Memory
Long Term Memory
Sensory Memory
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Which is correct about Implicit Memory?
All of the above
It is a memory people have subconsciously
An example is learning the multiplication tables
An example is breathing
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Idea that information fades over time, so you forget it.
Decay Theory
Retrieval Failure Theory
Expiration Theory
Amnesia Theory
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Which is true about eyewitness testimony?
Our memories can be manipulated by positive reinforcement
People should study photos one a time not all at once
Memories may be flawed if the perpetrator isnt in the lineup
All of the above
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Memory you are aware of having or that you consciously can bring to mind (ABC's, 1st president)
Stored Memory
Explicit Memory
Implicit Memory
Impulse Memory
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Type of memory used for permanent storage of meaningful info
Declarative Memory
Long Term Memory
Short Term Memory
Episodic Memory
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A brief mental image that you see even after closing your eyes
Iconic memory
Short term memory
Pictoral Memory
Echoic Memory
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When you take in info but only a small portion of it because you are not paying attention
Drift Theory
Focusory Memory
Selective Attention
Ebbenhaus's Law
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Stage of memory involved with recovering stored info
Encoding
Retrieval
Storage
Altering
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Stage of memory where information is held in the brain
Altering
Storage
Encoding
Retrieval
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Information of stored but you can't seem to retrieve it without clues or prompting
Retrieval Failure
Storage Failure
Amnesia Failure
Encoding Failure
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Condition in which you have an exceptional skill like memory but struggle with basic needs
Savant Syndrome
Schizotypal Syndrome
Dissociative Fugue Syndrome
Photographic Memory
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Ebbinghaus's studies on forgetting demonstrate that when studying, people should
Sleep little the night before so you do not forget the info
Review information soon after learning it (maybe at home)
All of the above
Space out their studying
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brief audio sensation you retain for a few secs after hearing it "What'd you say?" "oh got it"
Echoic Memory
Iconic Memory
Short term memory
Auditory Memory
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Type of memory that stores information for brief time periods
Long Term Memory
Short Term Memory
Declarative Memory
Semantic Memory
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This psychologist studied how the brain forgets information
Eric Stebner
Alan Bukowinski
Sigmund Freud
Hermann Ebbinghaus
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Short Term Memory is limited to roughly _____ digits
7
9
11
5
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Forgetting due to lack of attention (never stored in the first place)
Ineffective Encoding
Semantic Encoding
Amnesia
Retrieval Failure
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Theory that new information blocks out old information from being remembered
Expiration Inferences
Proactive Inferences
Semantic Inferences
Retroactive Inferences
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Theory that old information blocks out new information from being remembered
Retroactive Inferences
Formative Inferences
Semantic Inferences
Proactive Inferences
