Memory | PSYC 1113 | Midterm 2 Review

The recency effect is evidence for STM

The _________ is responsible for motor learning and implicit (non-declarative) memory

Priming is when a word that is followed by another word that relates is recognized quicker

Non-declarative memories are also known as _______

Anterograde amnesia is when someone loses past memories

Explicit Memories Are Also Known As ______

_____ processing is when two words meanings are related

The Mood Dependence Theory refers to the fact that mood can be a cue

Maintenance Rehearsal Is Very Effective For Memory

Information is stored in the short term memory while information is used in the long term memory

Seeing people on your walk to classes is a example of what kind of memory?

The _________ theory explains why memories deteriorate over time with no rehearsal

Recalling automatically (unconsciously..such as riding a bike) is ___________

What part of Clive Wearing's brain was damaged?

Implicit memories are memories without conscious recall

Sperling's Whole & Partial Report Is Evidence Of Sensory Memory

If words are personal to you, which encoding strategy is being used?

Clive wearing has both retrograde and anterograde amnesia, how many digits can he most likely remember?

_________ memory is about facts and knowledge

_________ memory is when we take in visual information during our daily lives

Sensory memory is unconcsious

What part of the brain is most involved with explicit memories?

Episodic Memory refers to ___________

Elaborative Rehearsal encourages _________ between memories (to make it for meaningful)

_______ memory is when the state you're in during encoding & retrieval impacts how you remember

If someone has retrograde amnesia they have ________

One way to overcome Storage Failure is to use it or you will lose it!!

The memory palace is an example of the __________

What Is the Encoding Failure Theory?

Patient H.M had an intact STM

_______ memory and ________ memory are examples of declarative (explicit) memories

_____ memory is when sensory memory is recognized and enters consciousness

If words are in CAPITAL letters which encoding strategy is being used?

Explicit Memories Are Memories With Conscious Recall

Patient H.M had ________ Amnesia

Proactive interference means we learned something first and it interferes with what we learn second

What memory type would be impacted if someone could remember up to 30 seconds, but could not encode it further

Which amnesia type is when you can't form new memories?

What is a schema?

Shallow processing is when words rhyme

The ________ effect provides evidence for the STM

There is interplay between all brain regions during memory & learning

Remembering objects at the beginning and end of a list is known as the ___________

Brushing your teeth is not an example of implicit memory

The _______ effect is when memories are altered or changed over time (which leads to falsely identifying scenarios)

The ______ effect is when there are gaps in between recall (taking study breaks)

If words mean the same thing (i.e save & keep), which encoding strategy is being used?

Producing your own information is called the ___________ effect

What Is Total Amnesia?

_______ memory has an unlimited capacity

What amnesia causes us to become unable to encode memories from STM into LTM

What can you do to overcome "Cue Dependence" theory?

Which part of the brain is responsible for semantic encoding? (remembering facts & world knowledge)

What part of the brain is most involved with implicit memories?

H.Ms' multiple studies provided evidence for _______

The primacy effect provides evidence for long term memory

Adding sleep in between the spacing effect does not help with memory encoding

The _______ effect is direct evidence for implicit memory

If words rhyme, which encoding strategy is being used?

Clive Wearing has only retrograde amnesia

Short Term Memory Duration is approx. 30 Seconds

The ______ and the _______ are responsible for encoding STM to LTM, recognition and spatial memory

Leading questions with specific words can alter the way we remember scenarios (car crash study)

What strategies help overcome the "Encoding Failure" effect?

When you produce your own information, it will encode more efficiently

The _______ test measures capacity

The amygdala is responsible for ___________ memories

Save and Keep are examples of what kind of processing?

Why is the primacy effect evidence for LTM

What is an example of maintenance?

Short term memory has a limited capacity to ____ items

________ memory declines with age

If you don't ______ a memory in short term storage, you will lose it within 30 seconds

There are preserved memories in retrograde amnesia

Cues present during encoding are the best cues to use during retrieval

What Are The Three Stages of Memory?

What type of patient H.M's memory was affected?

Elaborative Rehearsal is more effective than Maintenance Rehearsal

________ means we learned something second and it interferes with what we learned first