CLOA IB Psychology

The way the world is represented in our memory is better known as

This organization has overturned the wrongful convictions of over 250 individuals using DNA

Your ability to use the mouse on the computer is an example of what type of memory?

When s first participant reads a story and reproduces it and then a 2nd person reads it and so

According to the work of Loftus and others in the area of eyewitness testimony

Which component of the limbic system has an essential role in the formation of new memories?

Idea that the presence of a weapon or other stressful object lowers witness recall ability

An example of an episodic memory is the memory of

Iconic memory refers to this

The reapperaance, after a rest period, of an extinguished conditioned response is called

This type of processing leads to the best recall

Brown and Kulik studied the formation of this type of memory

According to Ebbinghaus’s forgetting curve,

Schemas which provide information about the sequence of events that occur like going to class

The last step in the process of creating memories is

Another term for stereotypes, this represents our info on groups of people like "Egyptians"

Not remembering something may be the result of not storing it in memory- this is called

A question that contains hints about what the right answer might be is called a

Bransford did a study in which they told a story about laundry... most were able to understand  

Tension from an inconsistency between an individual's attitudes and behavior is

The effects of appraisal on autonomic arousal indicate that observing a trauma triggers this

A schema can be described as

When people change a story to conform to participants cultural expectations

Neisser and Harsh studied flashbulb memories by analyzing the recall of what event?

Material that you have learned but cannot remember, tip of the tongue phenomenon, is

When a person decides if an event is personally relevant to their situation and goals

This type of sensory memory is the longest in duration

John Garcia showed when rats ingested a food before becoming sick from drugs, they acquired a

This team worked to bring us the "Schemas and eyewitness testimony" study; aka car crash

According to Bartlett, memory is an active what?

The researcher well known for his work on schema theory and the War of the Ghosts study:

If an person relies too heavily on an initial bit of information offered when making decisions.

Research over time using observations or interviews(Like repeated measures in an experiment)

Sensory stores, short-term stores and long-term stores refer to

A teacher taught her students to take turns by giving them stars to trade for snacks. This is

Both of these memory stores have unlimited capacity

You can't remember a movie star until your friend names a few.  Which 2 concepts are this?

Most cognitive psychologists believe memory is made up of what three components?

The Atkinson-Shiffrin theory (Multi Store Model) of memory includes:

the term used to refer to a number of interrelated ideas and helps organize info in memory

An experiment relevant to the MSM

Which of the following countries would be an example of an individualistic culture?

An example of a declaritive memory would be the memory of

This was the psychologist made famous by his salivating dog experiment

Which of the following terms does NOT go along with Levels of Processing Theory?

Remembering several pieces of info by associating an image in a different location is

TABLE- if asked if upper case or lower case letters are used, which level of processing is it?

When one person reads and then reproduces a story over a period of time... upt to several years