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7.3 Forgetting Reg Psych Review
7.3 Forgetting Reg Psych Review
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I was getting my senior pictures taken when the planes crashed into the World Trade Towers on 9/11 this is an example of
Implicit Memory
Recognition
Sensory Memory
Flashbulb Memory
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Produces without our awareness (i.e. reading and writing)
Explicit memories
Parellel Processing
Effortful . Processing
Implicit memories
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Our long-term memory is limitless.
True
False
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How is memory measured?
Depending on how many memories one has.
Store, rehearse, Long term memory
Learn, store, retrieve
Recall, recognition, relearning
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Previously learned information interfering with information we recently learned is
Retroactive Interference
Misinformation Effect
Proactive Interference
Motivated Learning
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Someone tells you their phone number and for some reason you can only remember the first and last three digits, why?
Mnemonic Decice
Serial Position Effect
Chunking
Retrieval Error
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The effortless encoding of certain types of information
automatic processing
storage
reorganizing
encoding
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According to the State Dependency theory, people . . .
will remember something better when sober if they learned it drunk
will remember something better when drunk if they learned it drunk
have waves of moods and emotions
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Using ROY G BIV to remember the colors of the rainbow is
Iconic Memory
Echoic Memory
Mnemonic Device
Chunking
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A multiple choice test is testing what?
Recall
Both
Recognition
Neither
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what you are thinking about in the moment (for exampe the seven digits of a phone number briefly while dialing)
sensory memory
short term/working memory
retrieval
short processing
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What are the three steps in the information processing model.
Information, interpretation, and extraction
Input, storage, and output
Remembering, recalling, and recognition
Encoding, storage, and retrieval
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According to Elizabeth Loftus, when information is incorporated into a memory after an event what will likely happen?
Revision effect
Interference effect
Short term memory effect
Misinformation effect
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term for a momentary sensory memory of auditory stimuli
echoic memory
long term memory
short term memory
iconic memory
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Forgetting a past stressful event because remembering would cause us pain or disappointment is called
Misinformation Effect
Encoding Failure
Stress Forgetting
Motivated Forgetting
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An essay is testing what?
Recognition
Recall
Both
Neither
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Remembering your name is part of a/n ..
Short term memory
Explicit memory
Sensory term memory
Implicit memory
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Information we learned recently prevents us from remembering information learned a while ago is
Proactive Interference
Misinformation Effect
Motivated Forgetting
Retroactive Interference
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Organizing information into units like we do with phone numbers is
Chunking
Mnemonic Device
Iconic Memory
Echoic Memory