Exam 12: The Storage of Our Experiences

One brain structure important for procedural memory is ______.

Ways to enhance sensory memory do not include ______.

John is trying to memorize the following phone number (1-80805-606-423-1981)that a friend told him on the telephone.According to Miller,how well will John do at recalling the phone number?

Memories of what you were doing and where you were when a traumatic event (death of a famous person or a terrorist incident)occurred is called ______.

The inability to recall events that have occurred since brain damage occurred is called retrograde amnesia.

Failure to recall specific memory because of the presence of other memories is called interference.

The phonological loop evolved to facilitate ______.

You see the letters A I R P L A N E and you encode the visual experience into a sound.This sound is called ______.

Which is not a way to measure memory?

When a person says the word 'Day' and you think of the word 'Night,' or when a person says the word 'Black' and you think the word 'White,' these are examples of ______.

Semantic memory contains knowledge associated with the use of language.

A visual copy of a sensory item is stored in ______.

In general,information remains in short-term store for ______ s.

Current research indicates that sensory memory is an exact replica of an event.

Tulving contends there are two types of long-term memory: Memory for personal events called ______ memory and memory for knowledge requiring language,which is called ______

Which are the characteristics of short-term memory?

Spreading activation theory can explain ______.

Which is not a stage of the Atkinson-Shiffrin model of memory?

Factors that impact the accuracy of flashbulb memory include ______.

The Atkinson and Shiffrin model contends we have ______,while the rehearsal systems approach contends memories are processed by ______.