Exam 6: Learning and Remembering

Semantic memories generally convey __________.

Retrograde amnesia is __________.

Which of the following could reflect a problem for the depth of processing account?

What is the testing effect in memory,and what implications does it have for educational practices?

The "peg" for the peg-word mnemonic has to be "one is a bun....

What are three aspects of normal memory processes that are highlighted or illustrated by people with amnesia? Be specific about what kind of amnesia you are referring to for each one.

Knowledge about one's own memory,how it works,and how it fails to work is _________________.

Memory cues do not always help memory,as illustrated by the __________.

Which of the following describes the improved ability to remember things better when you are drunk if you learned them while you were drunk?

According to the HERA model,which part of the brain is more involved in semantic retrieval?

Momentarily unable to recall some shred of information,often a person's name,that the individual knows is stored in LTM: this is an example of __________.

Aristotle invented mnemonic devices.

Implicit memory is long-term memory retrieval or performance that entails deliberate recollection or awareness.

What is the part-set cuing effect?

The isolation effect is __________.

Memory is impaired by acting something out,as opposed to just listening and focusing attention.

According to the HERA model,which part of the brain is more involved in episodic retrieval?

Rehearsal is principally responsible for primacy effects.

Items presented early on in a list are more likely to get __________.

Words that denote concrete objects,as opposed to abstract words,can be encoded into memory twice: once in terms of their verbal attributes,and once in terms of their image-based properties.This illustrates __________.