Exam 9: Memory

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A person who can accurately describe what she has worn every day of her life since the age of three would most likely be considered a(n) _______.

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Long-term potentiation refers to

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Differentiate between declarative and nondeclarative memory with examples from your life.

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You stop after reading two or three paragraphs of a magazine article to think about what you have read before continuing on. By doing so, you are trying to put the material into your _______ memory.

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Which statement correctly defends the assertion that procedural memory does not stop with learning how to do a particular task?

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Describe a situation in which the way a witness is questioned in a police investigation would lead to the misinformation effect.

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A question that asks you to remember something, while at the same time giving you information about the answer, is a(n) _______ question.

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You associate each line of a poem that you need to memorize with a particular object in your dorm room. This is an example of aiding your memory via

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In a _______ test, a subject is presented with a sample stimulus. After a short delay, the sample stimulus is shown again along with a novel alternative. The subject is rewarded for selecting the novel stimulus.

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Early studies of short-term memory by Brown and Peterson showed that information in short-term memory vanishes in about 20 seconds unless you

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Long-term potentiation is the term neuroscientists use to describe long-lasting

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Which is an example of a nondeclarative memory?

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The tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon describes the experience of believing that you

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Which situation describes the phenomenon of retroactive interference?

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Though some people use the term short-term memory to refer to memory for recent events, like weekend plans, psychologists use the term to refer to memory that is limited in

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The words cat and dog will likely be more strongly connected in a(n) _______ than the words cat and ladder.

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Many people can recall very vividly what they were doing when they learned of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. This is an example of

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The ability to recall only what was presented at the end of a lecture is an example of the _______ effect.

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Short-term memory is now discussed by psychologists in terms of a system that keeps memories available during performance. This is also known as _______ memory.

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Retrieval is the process of

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