Exam 8: Memory
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Effortful processing could involve either shallow or deep processing.
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Memories established by highly surprising emotional events that have personal relevance are termed
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Elaborative is to __________ as maintenance is to __________.
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Evidence suggests that new cell growth in the hippocampus may be involved in changes in spatial memory.
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Failure to retrieve information because it is blocked by previously learned information is called
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The active search for stimuli that will evoke the appropriate memory is called
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Your memory for how to change a flat tire most likely resides in what psychologists call your implicit memory.
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Memorizing information by thinking about and relating it to what one already knows is called maintenance rehearsal.
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Contextual variables that aid in our ability to recall information from memory are called
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__________ processing involves using little or no effort to rehearse information.
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__________ processing involves using either shallow or deep processing to rehearse information.
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Shallow processing is to __________ features as deep processing is to __________ features.
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Marcia Johnson's source monitoring theory is based on the premise that when evaluating the accuracy of a memory, retrieval cues are supplemented by
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Research by Hartley and colleagues in which subjects learned to move around a virtual-reality town found that the caudate nucleus of the basal ganglia was activated by
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Consolidation is the transference of information from __________ memory to __________ memory.
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Describe what researchers have learned about phonological short-term memory from studying persons who suffer from conduction aphasia.
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