Question 1

What is it called when a person must generate a targeted memory based on cues, without seeing or hearing the actual target memory?

Accepted Answer

A) recall 
B) free recall 
C) blind recall 
D) experimental recall 
A) recall 
B) free recall 
C) blind recall 
D) experimental recall

Question 2

Explain the differences between the dependant and the independent and their function.

Accepted Answer

Dependant does not c

Question 3

To master memory without intrinsic meaning, continuing to study it will not insure long-term memory if restudy is reduced.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

A) introspective memory. 
B) prospective memory. 
C) convex memory. 
D) cued memory. 
A) introspective memory. 
B) prospective memory. 
C) convex memory. 
D) cued memory.

Question 5

Magnetic fields created in an fMRI use a three-dimensional image capturing ______ of the brain.

Accepted Answer

A) density 
B) structure 
C) function 
D) measurements 
A) density 
B) structure 
C) function 
D) measurements

Question 6

A researcher needs to know the electrical output of the brain in a patient.The patient has recently experienced a traumatic and the readings obtained will be used to create an ERP.Which type of imaging with the researcher use?

Accepted Answer

A) fMRI 
B) EEG 
C) MEG 
D) PET 
A) fMRI 
B) EEG 
C) MEG 
D) PET

Question 7

Endel Tulving promoted and contributed to the:

Accepted Answer

A) return of behaviorism. 
B) ecological validity in paired association. 
C) historic approach to cognition. 
D) the cognitive neuroscience approach to memory. 
A) return of behaviorism. 
B) ecological validity in paired association. 
C) historic approach to cognition. 
D) the cognitive neuroscience approach to memory.

Question 8

Although he was also known for his work with memory measurements, Ebbinghaus is also accredited with an even broader study of human memory.Considering his life work, what is this broader study?

Accepted Answer

A) designing the first studies on human memory 
B) designing a flash card system for memorization 
C) explaining the forgetting and savings graphs 
D) dream interpretation as it relates to memory 
A) designing the first studies on human memory 
B) designing a flash card system for memorization 
C) explaining the forgetting and savings graphs 
D) dream interpretation as it relates to memory

Question 9

Neuropsychology is the study of people with specific damage.What kind of damage is the speciality?

Accepted Answer

A) head 
B) brain 
C) skull 
D) thought 
A) head 
B) brain 
C) skull 
D) thought

Question 10

Ebbinghaus demonstrated that:

Accepted Answer

A) overlearning can improve subsequent saving scores. 
B) overlearning does not generalize. 
C) overlearning is an inefficient use of study time. 
D) overlearning requires extreme concentration and should be avoided. 
A) overlearning can improve subsequent saving scores. 
B) overlearning does not generalize. 
C) overlearning is an inefficient use of study time. 
D) overlearning requires extreme concentration and should be avoided.

Question 11

Reality monitoring is the ability to distinguish a real event from an imagined event.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

EEG records the:

Accepted Answer

A) sum total of electrical output of the brain. 
B) thoughts and feelings by color representation. 
C) amount of blood flow. 
D) metabolic rate by xrays. 
A) sum total of electrical output of the brain. 
B) thoughts and feelings by color representation. 
C) amount of blood flow. 
D) metabolic rate by xrays.

Question 13

Data points on the savings score will naturally coincide with the lines on a forgetting curve.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A researcher needs to see a three-dimensional image of an intact brain after a traumatic injury.The blood flow is of importance due to the injury.Which type of imagery will the researcher most likely use?

Accepted Answer

A) fMRI 
B) EEG 
C) PET 
D) MEG 
A) fMRI 
B) EEG 
C) PET 
D) MEG

What is it called when a person must generate a targeted memory based on cues, without seeing or hearing the actual target memory?

Explain the differences between the dependant and the independent and their function.

To master memory without intrinsic meaning, continuing to study it will not insure long-term memory if restudy is reduced.

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

Magnetic fields created in an fMRI use a three-dimensional image capturing ______ of the brain.

A researcher needs to know the electrical output of the brain in a patient.The patient has recently experienced a traumatic and the readings obtained will be used to create an ERP.Which type of imaging with the researcher use?

Endel Tulving promoted and contributed to the:

Although he was also known for his work with memory measurements, Ebbinghaus is also accredited with an even broader study of human memory.Considering his life work, what is this broader study?

Neuropsychology is the study of people with specific damage.What kind of damage is the speciality?

Ebbinghaus demonstrated that:

Reality monitoring is the ability to distinguish a real event from an imagined event.

EEG records the:

Data points on the savings score will naturally coincide with the lines on a forgetting curve.

A researcher needs to see a three-dimensional image of an intact brain after a traumatic injury.The blood flow is of importance due to the injury.Which type of imagery will the researcher most likely use?

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

What is it called when a person must generate a targeted memory based on cues, without seeing or hearing the actual target memory?

Explain the differences between the dependant and the independent and their function.

To master memory without intrinsic meaning, continuing to study it will not insure long-term memory if restudy is reduced.

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

Magnetic fields created in an fMRI use a three-dimensional image capturing ______ of the brain.

A researcher needs to know the electrical output of the brain in a patient.The patient has recently experienced a traumatic and the readings obtained will be used to create an ERP.Which type of imaging with the researcher use?

Endel Tulving promoted and contributed to the:

Although he was also known for his work with memory measurements, Ebbinghaus is also accredited with an even broader study of human memory.Considering his life work, what is this broader study?

Neuropsychology is the study of people with specific damage.What kind of damage is the speciality?

Ebbinghaus demonstrated that:

Reality monitoring is the ability to distinguish a real event from an imagined event.

EEG records the:

Data points on the savings score will naturally coincide with the lines on a forgetting curve.

A researcher needs to see a three-dimensional image of an intact brain after a traumatic injury.The blood flow is of importance due to the injury.Which type of imagery will the researcher most likely use?

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