Exam 7: Memory
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Which of the following is considered to be a cause of forgetting?
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Raymonda says, "I know the kreb cycle. I just can't remember it right now." Raymonda seems to be experiencing the ____________________.
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Although Tim was certain that he knew the name of the religious group that committed mass suicide, he was temporarily stuck while trying to remember it. Why could he not recall the name?
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Temporary brain injuries may cause loss of memories that occurred before the injury. What is this loss of memory called?
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When short-term memory (STM) has reached its capacity, what can happen to the existing STM information when new information is presented?
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Define proactive interference and give an example to demonstrate its effect.
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During a therapy session an adult develops a fantasy about being abused as a child, viewing this as a true memory. Which type of memory does this person's belief best illustrate?
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Why is knowledge of results (feedback) excellent for improving memory?
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Short-term memory can store information for about ____________________ seconds.
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Which type of retrieval involves deciding whether a stimulus matches what you have in memory?
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When you're in a positive mood, you are more likely to recall positive memories. This phenomenon is referred to as ____________________ memory.
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If you have ever used "Roy G. Biv" to help you remember the colour spectrum, which type of rehearsal are you are using?
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Which of the following best explains the fact that couples who argue often end up remembering and rehashing previous arguments?
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Trying to assess information stored in long-term memory involves engaging in____________________.
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Which psychologist pioneered the scientific study of forgetting?
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Earlier in the day, you ate breakfast at The Pine Tree Café. You are trying to tell a friend about this restaurant, but you can't quite recall the name. Because we store short-term memories phonologically, what might you call the restaurant?
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If you are in a depressed mood, you are more likely to recall depressing events. This fact is an example of memory known as ___________________.
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Although Beatrice has not made buckwheat pancakes in years, she doesn't need to refer to her recipe when she makes them for her son. Which memory system is this cooking information stored in?
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