Question 1

The measured amount of time required to perform a task is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) reaction time. 
B) performing time. 
C) recognition time. 
D) generated time. 
A) reaction time. 
B) performing time. 
C) recognition time. 
D) generated time. A

Question 2

Which term describes the verbal models of how memory works?

Accepted Answer

A) memory metaphors 
B) developmental reasoning 
C) memory cues 
D) stimulation 
A) memory metaphors 
B) developmental reasoning 
C) memory cues 
D) stimulation A

Question 3

Metamemory is a judgment of memory.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

A retention interval equals the time transpired between learning and ______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A retention interval equals the time transpired...

Question 5

Identify the term for studying after material has been thoroughly learned.

Accepted Answer

A) overload 
B) spacing 
C) massed 
D) overlearning 
A) overload 
B) spacing 
C) massed 
D) overlearning

Question 6

You wakened from a dream and were sure an event took place.You even recognized everything you saw in your dream.Two days later you told a friend about your dream and were sure the event took place inreal life.Your ability to determine if the memory of the dream is real or imagined is termed:

Accepted Answer

A) factual recall. 
B) implicit monitoring. 
C) reality monitoring. 
D) cued recall. 
A) factual recall. 
B) implicit monitoring. 
C) reality monitoring. 
D) cued recall.

Question 7

Classical conditioning is learning a relationship that exists between a stimulus and an outcome.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Memory ______ are verbal models of how memory works.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Memory ______ are verbal models of how...

Question 9

You witnessed a crime and the police asks you to describe as much as you can about the crime.Which test of memory will be used?

Accepted Answer

A) recognition test 
B) recall test 
C) reactive test 
D) responsibility test 
A) recognition test 
B) recall test 
C) reactive test 
D) responsibility test

Question 10

Determining if a word appeared in a list of words is termed free recall.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

When a person must decide whether or not an item was on the study list is called:

Accepted Answer

A) old/new recognition. 
B) free recognition. 
C) forced memory. 
D) dependant recall. 
A) old/new recognition. 
B) free recognition. 
C) forced memory. 
D) dependant recall.

Question 12

Explain the relationship between paired-associate learning and the regency effect.

Accepted Answer

Paired is relationsh

Question 13

A research scientist wants to observe the nonconscious aspects of memory.The test subject will not be conscious of being tested.What kind of test would the scientist give to observe the results?

Accepted Answer

A) source judgment test 
B) implicit memory test 
C) recall memory test 
D) recognition review test 
A) source judgment test 
B) implicit memory test 
C) recall memory test 
D) recognition review test

Question 14

Tests that draw on the non-conscious aspects of memory are called:

Accepted Answer

A) implicit memory tests. 
B) explicit memory tests. 
C) free memory tests. 
D) recognition memory tests. 
A) implicit memory tests. 
B) explicit memory tests. 
C) free memory tests. 
D) recognition memory tests.

Question 15

Which of the following forms is the basis of our views of ourselves and our personalities?

Accepted Answer

A) image 
B) retrospection 
C) judgment 
D) memory 
A) image 
B) retrospection 
C) judgment 
D) memory

Question 16

A Psychologist is testing a client to see if the client has differences in memory performance even when the client can remember words of a list at 100% accuracy.One way of testing would be to record:

Accepted Answer

A) old-new recognition. 
B) cued recall data. 
C) reaction time data. 
D) forced choice recognition. 
A) old-new recognition. 
B) cued recall data. 
C) reaction time data. 
D) forced choice recognition.

Question 17

Brain stimulation causes cognitive changes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Judgments of learning are predictions rather than memories.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Memory for the things we need to know in the future is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) wishful memory. 
B) prospective memory. 
C) perspective memory. 
D) possibilities memory. 
A) wishful memory. 
B) prospective memory. 
C) perspective memory. 
D) possibilities memory.

Question 20

Learning and remembering have biological and what other basis?

Accepted Answer

A) behavioristic 
B) cognitive 
C) genetic 
D) neurological 
A) behavioristic 
B) cognitive 
C) genetic 
D) neurological

The measured amount of time required to perform a task is known as:

Which term describes the verbal models of how memory works?

Metamemory is a judgment of memory.

A retention interval equals the time transpired between learning and ______.

Identify the term for studying after material has been thoroughly learned.

You wakened from a dream and were sure an event took place.You even recognized everything you saw in your dream.Two days later you told a friend about your dream and were sure the event took place inreal life.Your ability to determine if the memory of the dream is real or imagined is termed:

Classical conditioning is learning a relationship that exists between a stimulus and an outcome.

Memory ______ are verbal models of how memory works.

You witnessed a crime and the police asks you to describe as much as you can about the crime.Which test of memory will be used?

Determining if a word appeared in a list of words is termed free recall.

When a person must decide whether or not an item was on the study list is called:

Explain the relationship between paired-associate learning and the regency effect.

A research scientist wants to observe the nonconscious aspects of memory.The test subject will not be conscious of being tested.What kind of test would the scientist give to observe the results?

Tests that draw on the non-conscious aspects of memory are called:

Which of the following forms is the basis of our views of ourselves and our personalities?

A Psychologist is testing a client to see if the client has differences in memory performance even when the client can remember words of a list at 100% accuracy.One way of testing would be to record:

Brain stimulation causes cognitive changes.

Judgments of learning are predictions rather than memories.

Memory for the things we need to know in the future is known as:

Learning and remembering have biological and what other basis?

Memory and the Brain

Working Memory

Episodic Memory

Semantic Memory

Visual Memory

Autobiographical Memory

False Memory

Metamemory

Memory Disorders

Memory in Childhood

Memory in Older Adults

Memory Improvement and Learning Efficiency

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Exam 1: Introduction to the Study of Memory

The measured amount of time required to perform a task is known as:

Which term describes the verbal models of how memory works?

Metamemory is a judgment of memory.

A retention interval equals the time transpired between learning and ______.

Identify the term for studying after material has been thoroughly learned.

You wakened from a dream and were sure an event took place.You even recognized everything you saw in your dream.Two days later you told a friend about your dream and were sure the event took place inreal life.Your ability to determine if the memory of the dream is real or imagined is termed:

Classical conditioning is learning a relationship that exists between a stimulus and an outcome.

Memory ______ are verbal models of how memory works.

You witnessed a crime and the police asks you to describe as much as you can about the crime.Which test of memory will be used?

Determining if a word appeared in a list of words is termed free recall.

When a person must decide whether or not an item was on the study list is called:

Explain the relationship between paired-associate learning and the regency effect.

A research scientist wants to observe the nonconscious aspects of memory.The test subject will not be conscious of being tested.What kind of test would the scientist give to observe the results?

Tests that draw on the non-conscious aspects of memory are called:

Which of the following forms is the basis of our views of ourselves and our personalities?

A Psychologist is testing a client to see if the client has differences in memory performance even when the client can remember words of a list at 100% accuracy.One way of testing would be to record:

Brain stimulation causes cognitive changes.

Judgments of learning are predictions rather than memories.

Memory for the things we need to know in the future is known as:

Learning and remembering have biological and what other basis?

Memory and the Brain

Working Memory

Episodic Memory

Semantic Memory

Visual Memory

Autobiographical Memory

False Memory

Metamemory

Memory Disorders

Memory in Childhood

Memory in Older Adults

Memory Improvement and Learning Efficiency

Filters