Question 1

Use the dual coding theory and the concrete-abstract dimension to develop a study system that will enhance people's ability to remember information.

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The dual coding theory suggests that peo

Question 2

Patients who suffer visual neglect because of an injury to the right side of their brain fail to perceive objects in the

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A) top half of the visual field. 
B) bottom half of the visual field. 
C) left half of the visual field. 
D) right half of the visual field. 
A) top half of the visual field. 
B) bottom half of the visual field. 
C) left half of the visual field. 
D) right half of the visual field.

Question 3

Which paired-associate should be the easiest to learn according to the results of imagery experiments?

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A) quality-necessity 
B) juggler-dress 
C) letter-effort 
D) duty-hotel 
A) quality-necessity 
B) juggler-dress 
C) letter-effort 
D) duty-hotel

Question 4

In their studies on imagery, Chambers and Reisberg found that

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A) people were good at reinterpreting drawings but not their images. 
B) people were good at reinterpreting their images but not the actual drawing itself. 
C) people were good at reinterpreting their drawings only if they had not previously labeled them. 
D) None of these 
A) people were good at reinterpreting drawings but not their images. 
B) people were good at reinterpreting their images but not the actual drawing itself. 
C) people were good at reinterpreting their drawings only if they had not previously labeled them. 
D) None of these

Question 5

Visual imagery can be characterized as

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A) a form of rehearsal. 
B) a form of elaboration. 
C) a form of verbal coding. 
D) a form of phonological coding 
A) a form of rehearsal. 
B) a form of elaboration. 
C) a form of verbal coding. 
D) a form of phonological coding

Question 6

When people store information in STM from two different sensory modalities, memory span

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A) decreases. 
B) remains the same. 
C) increases. 
D) fluctuates randomly. 
A) decreases. 
B) remains the same. 
C) increases. 
D) fluctuates randomly.

Question 7

Nielsen and Smith found that the number of relevant features influenced the time required to match a picture of a face to a preceding stimulus when the preceding stimulus consisted of

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A) a picture of a face. 
B) a verbal description of a face. 
C) Both of these 
D) Neither of these 
A) a picture of a face. 
B) a verbal description of a face. 
C) Both of these 
D) Neither of these

Question 8

A criticism of dual coding theory is that it

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A) focuses on memory. 
B) it focuses on only relational information. 
C) it cannot be applied to situations where learning associations is important. 
D) All of these 
A) focuses on memory. 
B) it focuses on only relational information. 
C) it cannot be applied to situations where learning associations is important. 
D) All of these

Question 9

In what ways are images limited in their cognitive representations? Provide specific research results.

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Images are limited in their cognitive re

Question 10

Visual neglect usually results from right parietal lobe damage.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

You have just landed your dream job in advertising. Apply the concept you learned about imagery to develop an ad campaign for a new toothpaste called "Organic Gleam." Be creative in your response.

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To develop an ad campaign for "Organic G

Question 12

A good keyword for learning foreign vocabulary words should

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A) sound like the English word or some part of the English word. 
B) be different from other keywords. 
C) be easy to form an interactive image with the English translation. 
D) All of these 
A) sound like the English word or some part of the English word. 
B) be different from other keywords. 
C) be easy to form an interactive image with the English translation. 
D) All of these

Question 13

A study of psychiatric patients revealed that they reported

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A) more visual images than control patients. 
B) fewer visual images than control patients. 
C) more vivid images than control patients. 
D) less vivid images than control patients. 
A) more visual images than control patients. 
B) fewer visual images than control patients. 
C) more vivid images than control patients. 
D) less vivid images than control patients.

Question 14

The emphasis on the descriptive characteristics of images, rather than their sensory characteristics, is the central theme of

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A) dual coding theory. 
B) imagery theory. 
C) propositional theory. 
D) reality monitoring. 
A) dual coding theory. 
B) imagery theory. 
C) propositional theory. 
D) reality monitoring.

Question 15

Mnemonic techniques

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A) are often visual. 
B) improve memory. 
C) can be very elaborate. 
D) All of these 
A) are often visual. 
B) improve memory. 
C) can be very elaborate. 
D) All of these

Question 16

Research shows that the repeated use of guided imagery significantly increases

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A) the recall of accurate memories. 
B) the recall of illusory memories. 
C) performance on mental scanning tasks. 
D) performance on mental rotation tasks. 
A) the recall of accurate memories. 
B) the recall of illusory memories. 
C) performance on mental scanning tasks. 
D) performance on mental rotation tasks.

Question 17

Which one of the following books had a negative influence on the study of imagery?

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A) Bartlett's Remembering 
B) Broadbent's Perception and Communication 
C) Paivio's Imagery and Verbal Processes 
D) Watson's Behaviorism 
A) Bartlett's Remembering 
B) Broadbent's Perception and Communication 
C) Paivio's Imagery and Verbal Processes 
D) Watson's Behaviorism

Question 18

What evidence is there for the importance of images in performing cognitive tasks? Please provide specific research studies.

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There is significant evidence for the im

Question 19

Bahrick and Boucher found that people who were good at recalling the names of pictures

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A) did not use visual imagery because their images lacked detail. 
B) had detailed images, but did not use them. 
C) used images that lacked detail. 
D) used detailed images. 
A) did not use visual imagery because their images lacked detail. 
B) had detailed images, but did not use them. 
C) used images that lacked detail. 
D) used detailed images.

Question 20

Concrete words are easier to remember because they are usually shorter in length.

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A) True 
 B)False

Use the dual coding theory and the concrete-abstract dimension to develop a study system that will enhance people's ability to remember information.

Patients who suffer visual neglect because of an injury to the right side of their brain fail to perceive objects in the

Which paired-associate should be the easiest to learn according to the results of imagery experiments?

In their studies on imagery, Chambers and Reisberg found that

Visual imagery can be characterized as

When people store information in STM from two different sensory modalities, memory span

Nielsen and Smith found that the number of relevant features influenced the time required to match a picture of a face to a preceding stimulus when the preceding stimulus consisted of

A criticism of dual coding theory is that it

In what ways are images limited in their cognitive representations? Provide specific research results.

Visual neglect usually results from right parietal lobe damage.

You have just landed your dream job in advertising. Apply the concept you learned about imagery to develop an ad campaign for a new toothpaste called "Organic Gleam." Be creative in your response.

A good keyword for learning foreign vocabulary words should

A study of psychiatric patients revealed that they reported

The emphasis on the descriptive characteristics of images, rather than their sensory characteristics, is the central theme of

Mnemonic techniques

Research shows that the repeated use of guided imagery significantly increases

Which one of the following books had a negative influence on the study of imagery?

What evidence is there for the importance of images in performing cognitive tasks? Please provide specific research studies.

Bahrick and Boucher found that people who were good at recalling the names of pictures

Concrete words are easier to remember because they are usually shorter in length.

Introduction

Pattern Recognition

Attention

Short-Term Working Memory

Long-Term Memory

Memory Codes

Categorization

Semantic Organization

Language

Comprehension and Memory for Text

Problem Solving

Expertise and Creativity

Decision Making

Filters

Exam 7: Visual Images

Use the dual coding theory and the concrete-abstract dimension to develop a study system that will enhance people's ability to remember information.

Patients who suffer visual neglect because of an injury to the right side of their brain fail to perceive objects in the

Which paired-associate should be the easiest to learn according to the results of imagery experiments?

In their studies on imagery, Chambers and Reisberg found that

Visual imagery can be characterized as

When people store information in STM from two different sensory modalities, memory span

Nielsen and Smith found that the number of relevant features influenced the time required to match a picture of a face to a preceding stimulus when the preceding stimulus consisted of

A criticism of dual coding theory is that it

In what ways are images limited in their cognitive representations? Provide specific research results.

Visual neglect usually results from right parietal lobe damage.

You have just landed your dream job in advertising. Apply the concept you learned about imagery to develop an ad campaign for a new toothpaste called "Organic Gleam." Be creative in your response.

A good keyword for learning foreign vocabulary words should

A study of psychiatric patients revealed that they reported

The emphasis on the descriptive characteristics of images, rather than their sensory characteristics, is the central theme of

Mnemonic techniques

Research shows that the repeated use of guided imagery significantly increases

Which one of the following books had a negative influence on the study of imagery?

What evidence is there for the importance of images in performing cognitive tasks? Please provide specific research studies.

Bahrick and Boucher found that people who were good at recalling the names of pictures

Concrete words are easier to remember because they are usually shorter in length.

Introduction

Pattern Recognition

Attention

Short-Term Working Memory

Long-Term Memory

Memory Codes

Categorization

Semantic Organization

Language

Comprehension and Memory for Text

Problem Solving

Expertise and Creativity

Decision Making

Filters