Exam 6: Long-Term Memory

The 'butcher on the bus' phenomenon provides support for

Tulving's theory that retrieval depends on the feature match between input and output is called

The cognitive interview makes use of

List and describe the factors that influence the recall/retrieval of a memory.

What is Retrieval-Induced Forgetting?

The finding that learning is more effective when it involves retrieval tests is called

Orienting tasks are used to control

The ability to consciously re-experience a previously experienced event is known as

The inhibitory account of RIF is supported by

Conversational plagiarism' is thought to be caused by

The reconsolidation effect refers to the finding that

Compare and contrast Elaborative and Maintenance Rehearsal.

What is Reconsolidation? What implications does it have for eyewitness testimony?

Elaborative encoding improves retrieval performance because

Implicit memory refers to

List and describe the factors that enhance our ability to transfer information from working memory to long-term memory and factors that hinder this process.

Craik & Lockhart (1972) suggested that successful retrieval of a memory depends on

Godden and Baddeley (1975) showed that divers achieved the best retrieval in

Generate and recognise' theory argues that

Bartlett's 'The War of the Ghosts' experiment demonstrated the occurrence of