Exam 9: Memory

The continuous and repeated presentation of one piece of information actively reduces the chances of retrieving related information. This statement describes the process of:

According to your textbook, what are the two synonyms of STM?

According to your textbook, the memory deficit in Alzheimer's disease is:

The first dichotomy of memory refers to implicit versus __________.

People with amnesia:

According to the multistore model, what store is brief, low-level and the most fragile?

In which neurological condition is memory loss MOST likely to affect the patient's identity?

What is the basic idea behind the repetition priming?

Holding information in STM will always guarantee that the information will be learned and stored in LTM.

A theory of forgetting arises from interference - the idea that old memories interfere with the acquisition of new memories.

Name one of the materials that Sperling used to investigate sensory memory.

Which of the following statements regarding memory is the most accurate?

Which of the following is a type of memory?

_______ or consciously repeating information increases the likelihood of information being passed into long-term memory.

Describe the survival processing effect and provide an example of a famous experiment.

Which of the following scientists was able to 'retrieve' memories by directly stimulating the human brain?

What is the three-stage memory temporal sequence?

Which of the following adjectives does not apply to current views of human memory?

Eyewitness testimonies are usually very reliable and should provide enough evidence for convicting a defendant.

According to your textbook, who thought that memory was like a tablet of wax which could be carved into?