A) usually results from damage to the medial temporal lobes. B) is often accompanied by confabulation. C) is associated with a vitamin C deficiency. D) typically involves retrograde amnesia but not anterograde amnesia. A) usually results from damage to the medial temporal lobes. B) is often accompanied by confabulation. C) is associated with a vitamin C deficiency. D) typically involves retrograde amnesia but not anterograde amnesia.

Exam 7: Episodic and Semantic Memory: Memory for Facts and Events

Describe the case of H.M.Explain how he acquired his memory problems,and discuss the types of deficits he experienced and the functions of his that were spared.

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Question 81

Evidence suggests that nonhuman animals probably have:

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Question 82

Give an example of proactive interference occurring in everyday life.

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Question 83

Describe any one study that demonstrated false memories.

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Question 84

According to the textbook,what are two similarities between episodic and semantic memory? Describe each one.

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Question 85

What is functional amnesia? Describe two specific types.

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Question 86

The brain area that appears to be responsible for determining whether and,if so,when new information is processed is the:

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Question 87

According to the findings of Bransford and Johnson regarding the effects of context on memory,you will remember material from your course lectures best if you:

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Question 88

The type of amnesia that results from psychological causes rather than from any obvious physical causes is called:

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Question 89

Korsakoff's disease:

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Question 90

Lesions of the hippocampal region have been shown to disrupt an organism's ability to:

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Question 91

Give an example of a semantic memory related to the experience of playing a sport.

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Question 92

The existence of different types of agnosia suggests that:

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Question 93

The existence of Korsakoff's disease demonstrates the importance of the______ in memory.

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Question 94

If you run into your professor in the grocery store,you may be less likely to recognize her than when you see her in your regular classroom.This demonstrates the phenomenon of:

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Question 95

Which of the following explains the relationship between episodic and semantic memory?

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Question 96

The memory test that involves generating information from memory is called ,while the memory test that involves picking the correct answer from a list of possible options is called __.

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Question 97

When two memories overlap in content,the strength of either or both memories may be reduced.This is known as:

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Question 98

Which theory states that the medial temporal lobe structures are needed initially for encoding and retrieval,but their role diminishes over time?

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Question 99

Which of the following demonstrates that nonhuman animals may possess episodic memory?

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Describe the case of H.M.Explain how he acquired his memory problems,and discuss the types of deficits he experienced and the functions of his that were spared.

Evidence suggests that nonhuman animals probably have:

Give an example of proactive interference occurring in everyday life.

Describe any one study that demonstrated false memories.

According to the textbook,what are two similarities between episodic and semantic memory? Describe each one.

What is functional amnesia? Describe two specific types.

The brain area that appears to be responsible for determining whether and,if so,when new information is processed is the:

According to the findings of Bransford and Johnson regarding the effects of context on memory,you will remember material from your course lectures best if you:

The type of amnesia that results from psychological causes rather than from any obvious physical causes is called:

Korsakoff's disease:

Lesions of the hippocampal region have been shown to disrupt an organism's ability to:

Give an example of a semantic memory related to the experience of playing a sport.

The existence of different types of agnosia suggests that:

The existence of Korsakoff's disease demonstrates the importance of the______ in memory.

If you run into your professor in the grocery store,you may be less likely to recognize her than when you see her in your regular classroom.This demonstrates the phenomenon of:

Which of the following explains the relationship between episodic and semantic memory?

The memory test that involves generating information from memory is called ,while the memory test that involves picking the correct answer from a list of possible options is called __.

When two memories overlap in content,the strength of either or both memories may be reduced.This is known as:

Which theory states that the medial temporal lobe structures are needed initially for encoding and retrieval,but their role diminishes over time?

Which of the following demonstrates that nonhuman animals may possess episodic memory?

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The Neuroscience of Learning and Memory

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Classical Conditioning: Learning to Predict Important Events

Operant Conditioning: Learning the Outcome of Behaviors

Generalization and Discrimination Learning

Skill Memory: Learning by Doing

Working Memory and Cognitive Control

Emotional Influences on Learning and Memory

Social Learning and Memory: Observing, Interacting, and Reenacting

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Exam 7: Episodic and Semantic Memory: Memory for Facts and Events

Describe the case of H.M.Explain how he acquired his memory problems,and discuss the types of deficits he experienced and the functions of his that were spared.

Evidence suggests that nonhuman animals probably have:

Give an example of proactive interference occurring in everyday life.

Describe any one study that demonstrated false memories.

According to the textbook,what are two similarities between episodic and semantic memory? Describe each one.

What is functional amnesia? Describe two specific types.

The brain area that appears to be responsible for determining whether and,if so,when new information is processed is the:

According to the findings of Bransford and Johnson regarding the effects of context on memory,you will remember material from your course lectures best if you:

The type of amnesia that results from psychological causes rather than from any obvious physical causes is called:

Korsakoff's disease:

Lesions of the hippocampal region have been shown to disrupt an organism's ability to:

Give an example of a semantic memory related to the experience of playing a sport.

The existence of different types of agnosia suggests that:

The existence of Korsakoff's disease demonstrates the importance of the______ in memory.

If you run into your professor in the grocery store,you may be less likely to recognize her than when you see her in your regular classroom.This demonstrates the phenomenon of:

Which of the following explains the relationship between episodic and semantic memory?

The memory test that involves generating information from memory is called ______,while the memory test that involves picking the correct answer from a list of possible options is called ________.

When two memories overlap in content,the strength of either or both memories may be reduced.This is known as:

Which theory states that the medial temporal lobe structures are needed initially for encoding and retrieval,but their role diminishes over time?

Which of the following demonstrates that nonhuman animals may possess episodic memory?

The Psychology of Learning and Memory

The Neuroscience of Learning and Memory

Habituation, Sensitization, and Familiarization: Learning About Repeated Events

Classical Conditioning: Learning to Predict Important Events

Operant Conditioning: Learning the Outcome of Behaviors

Generalization and Discrimination Learning

Skill Memory: Learning by Doing

Working Memory and Cognitive Control

Emotional Influences on Learning and Memory

Social Learning and Memory: Observing, Interacting, and Reenacting

Development and Aging: Learning and Memory Across the Lifespan

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The memory test that involves generating information from memory is called ,while the memory test that involves picking the correct answer from a list of possible options is called __.