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Psychology Unit 5 Review
Psychology Unit 5 Review
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When people search for, interpret, & remember information that confirms their pre-existing beliefs.
Ignorance
Expectancy
Notion
Bias
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____________________ is the process that moves information from sensory memory to short-term memory.
Short-term memory
Attention
Sensory Memory
Encoding
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Long-term memory is divided into explicit (________________) and implicit (________________) memories.
Understood & misunderstood
Childhood & adult
Remembered & forgotten
Conscious & unconscious
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_______________ is the process of converting short-term memories into long-term memories.
Comprehending
Encoding
Thinking
Uploading
5
"Most" adults can't recall events from early childhood
before
the ages of around 3 or 4.
True
False
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If a friend recently praised a product, you may think it's a good choice, even if it's not necessarily the best option.
Expectancy
Hieroglyphics
Heuristics
Mental Set
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The __________________ suggests that memory fades over time if it is not used.
Forgetful Theory
Aging Theory
Decay Theory
Encoding Theory
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_______ is a memory disorder causing an inability to recall information. It can occur due to trauma, injury, or disease.
A concussion
Amnesia
Alzheimer's
Paralysis
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__________ is the process of accessing information from long-term memory and bringing it back to working memory for use.
Retrieval
Returning
Reitterating
Round-a-bout
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The human information processing system is a cognitive model that explains how our brain __________________ information.
Remembers
Senses
Processes, stores, & retrieves
Forgets
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What is an example of "mnemonics"?
Making information into a song so that you can remember it
Creating an acronym to remember the parts of a cell
Relating new information to something that you are already familiar with
Repeating the name of someone you just met until you remember their name
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________________ are step-by-step procedures that guarantee a solution to a problem if followed correctly.
Expectancies
Algorithms
Biases
Notions
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____________________ interference occurs when
new information
makes it harder to remember
old information
.
Proactive
Retroactive
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A student with high _____________ intelligence might excel across multiple subjects, like math, science, and literature.
General
Intellectual
Multiple
Generic
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Forgetting which president is on what dollar bill means that you probably had a ______________ in this area.
Decoding failure
Encoding failure
Long-term memory failure
Processing failure
16
What is an example of elaborative rehearsal?
Making information into a song so that you can remember it
Relating new information to something that you are already familiar with
Creating an acronym to remember the parts of a cell
Repeating the name of someone you just met until you remember their name
17
Unless you focus on it, sensory information will quickly fade away.
True
False
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__________________ briefly holds information from our senses (sight, sound, touch) before it is processed further.
Sensory memory
Long-term memory
Short-term memory
Encoding
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Short-term memory is also known as ____________________.
Relaxed memory
Weak memory
Jumping memory
Working memory
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What is an example of maintenance rehearsal?
Repeating the name of someone you just met until you remember their name
Creating an acronym to remember the parts of a cell
Relating new information to something that you are already familiar with
Making information into a song so that you can remember it
21
You must _____________information from your short-term memory in order to store it more permanently in long-term memory.
Decode
Encode
Comprehend
Transcribe
22
The Theory of ______________ Intelligences says that individuals can be strong in one area while weaker in others.
General
Everyday
Multiple
Higher
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_________________________ is where information is stored for extended periods, from hours to a lifetime.
Short-term interpretation
Short-time memory
Life-time memory
Long-term memory
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If a student expects a test to be difficult based on past experiences, they might try to study more thoroughly.
Revelation
Expectancy
Bias
Understanding
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_________________ interference occurs when
old information
interferes with the learning or recall of
new information
.
Retroactive
Proactive